Neurosis: Than The Psychotherapist Will Help

Neurosis today is one of the most common form of mental disorders. The explanation for this can be found in the growing number of stresses, the increase in the pace of life, the difficult economic situation in the world. But there is one more reason: neurosis is an insidious disease, as it often takes on the causes of other diseases. As a result, the patient is unsuccessfully treated for years for those doctors who can not help him. For example, with a neurosis, unpleasant symptoms often occur in the heart; Tachycardia, pain, shortness of breath, etc. This gives reason to seek advice from a cardiologist. The doctor conducts a survey, but it does not show any violations. However, the symptoms remain, so treatment is prescribed, which as a result does not have any effect. The same situation occurs with gastrointestinal disorders, which provokes neurosis, with a sharp increase or decrease in weight and other signs. This ability of the neurosis to take the face of other diseases is explained by the fact that in this disease the neuropsychological disorders develop. These violations lead to violations in the work of internal organs, since it is the central nervous system that regulates their activity. That's why when developing a neurosis , a gastroenterologist, an endocrinologist, a cardiologist, an infectious disease specialist can become a doctor, but not a psychotherapist. In this case, treatment is not the cause of the neurosis, but its manifestations. Meanwhile, for effective treatment, help is needed that the therapist can provide, the main task of which is to eliminate the patient's painful reaction to these or other factors. To do this, apply methods of psychotherapy, drug treatment, TPP-therapy and hypnosis. They help to cope with phobias, increased anxiety, panic attacks and other manifestations of neurosis. Despite the fact that the treatment of neurosis requires patience and time, you can cope with this disease. The main thing is the regular attendance of the sessions the therapist conducts, and the full implementation of his recommendations.
The psychotherapist in some cases works with the relatives of the patient, who can help cope with the disease. At the same time, he explains to them that the situation can not be forced, that the treatment may take some time. To speed up treatment, it is also important to eliminate all the psychotraumatic factors that are in the family.