Uncontrolled brain, abnormal behaviorThere were many reasons why the brain was out of control and abnormal behavior could be caused. The following are some possible scenarios:
** 1. Biological diseases of the brain itself **
1. ** Brain Atrophy **
- When the brain shrank, it would affect the health of the whole body. There might be some symptoms that were not there before, such as headache, dizziness, numbness of hands and feet, speaking without thinking, difficulty in calculating simple math problems, and other abnormal behaviors. There would also be memory changes, such as memory loss, or even inability to recognize relatives and friends. There might also be personality changes, such as the original love of communication becoming taciturn, or becoming calculative, lack of shame, etc.
2. ** Abnormal brain discharge **
- Twitch symptoms: The limbs suddenly twitch and the rhythm is obvious. It can happen many times.
- Disorder of consciousness: Including coma, delirium, temporary loss of consciousness, and other changes in the level of consciousness.
- Attention Deficiency: Difficult to concentrate, easily distracted, difficult to complete tasks that require concentration.
- Cognitional defects: decreased intelligence, memory loss, and language ability affected (such as missing words, improper use of words, etc.).
- Abnormal mood and behavior: emotional fluctuations, anxiety, depression, and other psychological problems, and even abnormal behavior such as aggressive behavior.
3. ** Brain nerve abnormalities **
- For tic disorder (mostly caused by abnormal brain nerves and long-term excitement of the brain), the common symptoms were involuntarily frowning, blinking, sticking out their tongues, and so on.
** 2. Degeneration of brain function (e.g. early stage of Alzheimer's disease)**
- In the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, due to the deterioration of brain function, there may be manifestations in many aspects such as memory and cognitive ability. For example, there may be early decline in memory, but there is no obvious abnormality in motor and behavior ability, which is easy to be misdiagnosed and missed.
** 3. Other possible circumstances **
- When the brain is abnormal, there may be physical activity disorder, decreased flexibility of one side of the body, problems with balance function, easy to fall when walking, dizziness, headache, etc., emotional agitation, unclear speech, speech confusion, speechlessness, etc. Some patients may also have memory loss, slow response, convulsions, etc.
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