I found myself having symptoms like a disorder of the autonomic nervous system: weak limbs, pounding heart, nervousness like fainting, especially having to stretch out to take a deep breath to feel comfortable. This phenomenon is happening more and more often. So, doctor, tell me if my hands and feet are weak, my heart is pounding, I am nervous, and I have trouble breathing, is it a disease of the autonomic nervous system?

She suffers from nervousness, trembling voice, shaking hands and heart palpitations when speaking in public, which has lasted for many years. Ask your doctor to recommend a reputable medicine or clinic. Thank you sincerely.

I recently had a military service examination, and my heart rate was 106 beats per minute and was diagnosed as tachycardia. So the doctor asked me, how does a fast heart rate of 106 beats / 1 minute affect my health and can it be treated?

Cardiac neuropathy is a benign disease that does not pose a threat to the patient's life. When patients have cardiac neurological disorders, patients often have symptoms such as fast or slow heartbeat, or palpitations, dizziness, dizziness.

Cardiac neuropathy is not a physical disease of the cardiovascular system, but essentially a psychological disease, often caused by anxiety and stress in the patient. Many patients go to the doctor, feeling anxious when the doctor diagnoses as “cardiac neuropathy” and does not know how the disease affects the heart and health. The disease has no specific treatment and sometimes recurs.

Autonomic neuropathy affects the body's automatic functions including heart rate, blood pressure, perspiration, and digestion. Autonomic neuropathy is not a dangerous disease, but it greatly affects the quality of life, causing discomfort and erratic mood swings.

Autonomic nervous system disorders affect the body's automatic organ systems such as the circulatory system, digestive system... Symptoms of autonomic nervous system disorders are often confused with other diseases, leading to easy misdiagnosis and incorrect treatment, resulting in ineffective treatment.

Excessive sweating can be a very normal physiological condition when you are active or in hot weather. However, it can also be a sign of a medical condition such as autonomic nervous disorder, hyperthyroidism, hypoglycemia,...

Sweating hands and feet is a normal physiological condition, especially when the environmental temperature increases, when exercising, drinking a lot of alcohol, etc. However, if excessive sweating of hands and feet makes you uncomfortable in life or abnormal sweating can be a sign of a certain disease.