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Neurosis
Mar 22 2002

         This is to be noted. Don't have a strong opinion on anything or any idea in your brain. It will cause "Neurosis". This also has to be avoided for preventing the disorderliness of the brain. Head injury in the inside of the brain mass, habitual alcoholic consumption, habitual usage of narcotic drugs, chain smoking for a very long time, will all damage the brain cells and cause "Neurosis".

NEUROTIC : This is a different disease not connected with the brain. Damage of the nerve system and the nerve centres of the body cause Neurotic.

CAUSES FOR THE NEUROTICS : All sorts of sudden shocks affect the motoring nerve system and create the disorderly functioning of the nerve network and cause this disease.

         Chronic neurosis may cause neurotic effect. In this disease, the symptoms will be diagonised in the nerves alone. The brain mass does not make any man a Neurotic. Jammed by this malady the motoring centers get damaged immediately. The treatment for this through therapy and administering shock are more like trial and error methods. No definite treatment is available now. Therapy method is a hard one and it is an exercise of hope.

         Electromagnetic Strokes received by the brain cells cause damage to the nerves and the patient gets the neurotic disease. Here this type of patient's brain is normal and the diagnosis and treatment are only for the nerve centres. This is the difference between Neurosis and Neurotic. For Neurosis, there are no symptoms while for Neurotic, there will be symptoms.

         Fear, abnormal anxieties, obsessive behaviour are all to be avoided as they may be causing the Neurotic ailment. Another type of cause for this disease can be troubled mind at all times, uneasiness in the mental portion of the brain, over eagerness, intermittent headache on the sides of the head are all caused by anxiety. This will damage the nerves.

 


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