Functional neurologic disorders/conversion disorder

Functional nervous system disorder - an updated new term, including what is referred to as a number of conversion disorders characterized by neurological (neural) symptoms not accounted for by nervous system diseases or other diseases. However, the symptoms are genuine, causing severe pain and problems

Depending on the type of functional nervous system disorder, signs and symptoms may differ and may include specific patterns. In many cases, these diseases can affect your movement and sensation. For example, walking ability, ability to swallow, see ability to listen, ability to listen. The severity of symptoms varies and may occur or persist. But you can not intentionally create or control your symptoms.

The cause of functional neurological disorder is not clear. This condition may be caused by nervous system diseases or reactions to stress, psychological or physical trauma, but this is not always the case. Functional neurological diseases are related to brain function and do not hurt the brain structure (stroke, multiple sclerosis, infection, damage, etc.).

The symptoms of functional nervous system disorders may vary depending on the type of functional nervous system disorder, they are sufficient to cause injury and require medical assessment. Symptoms may affect body movement, function, sensation

Please see a doctor about the above symptoms and signs. If the underlying cause is a neurological disease or other disease, rapid diagnosis and treatment may be important. If the diagnosis is a functional nervous system disorder, treatment may improve symptoms and help prevent future problems

The exact cause of functional neurological disorder is not clear. The theory of what causes brain symptoms is complex and involves multiple mechanisms that may vary depending on the type of functional neurological disease

Essentially, even if there is no disease or abnormality, the brain that controls muscle and sensory functions may be involved.

Symptoms of functional nervous system disorders may occur suddenly after stressful events or after emotional or physical trauma. Other triggers may include changes or confusion in how the brain functions at the level of structure, cells or metabolism. However, it is not always possible to determine the trigger of symptoms

I have mental health conditions such as mood and anxiety, dissociative disease and some personality disorders

Some symptoms of functional nervous system disorders may result in severe physical disability and deterioration in quality of life as well as those caused by disease states and diseases, especially if left untreated

A transformation disorder, also known as "functional neurological symptoms", refers to "functional" dysfunction in behavior and is not itself a neurological abnormality. Some examples of "functional" functional disorders associated with a conversion disorder are described below.

The cause of functional neurological disorder is not clear. This condition may be caused by nervous system diseases or reactions to stress, psychological or physical trauma, but this is not always the case. Functional neurological diseases are related to brain function and do not hurt the brain structure (stroke, multiple sclerosis, infection, damage, etc.). Please see a doctor about the above symptoms and signs. If the underlying cause is a neurological disease or other disease, rapid diagnosis and treatment may be important. If the diagnosis is a functional nervous system disorder, treatment may improve symptoms and help prevent future problems

Functional nervous system disorder - an updated new term, including what is referred to as a number of conversion disorders characterized by neurological (neural) symptoms not accounted for by nervous system diseases or other diseases. However, the symptoms are real, causing serious pain and problems. Depending on the type of functional nervous system disorder, signs and symptoms may differ and may include specific patterns. In many cases, these diseases can affect your movement and sensation, such as walking ability, swallowing ability, viewing ability, listening ability. The severity of symptoms varies and may occur or persist. But you can not intentionally create or control your symptoms.