Why do I feel anxious when I wake up in the morning?

I believe that many people will encounter such a situation in life. When they wake up in the morning, they will feel panic for no reason. This symptom usually scares people and they think they have a serious disease. What exactly causes people to feel panic when they wake up in the morning? I will introduce it to you.

Why do we feel anxious when we wake up in the morning? How should we deal with this situation?

This situation is largely due to insufficient blood supply to the brain. To treat insufficient blood supply to the brain, we must first treat the cause. Insufficient blood supply to the brain is caused by cerebral arteriosclerosis and other reasons, which narrow the lumen of the cerebral arteries, reduce or completely block the blood flow, hinder the blood circulation in the brain, and damage the brain tissue, resulting in a series of symptoms. Symptoms are often dizziness, headache, forgetfulness, insomnia, drowsiness, yawning, blurred vision, etc. Treatment methods can be divided into symptomatic treatment to directly improve brain and heart blood supply and energy metabolism, and causal treatment to prevent the process of arteriosclerosis and eliminate narrow and blocked blood vessels.

Common symptoms

Palpitation is a common clinical symptom. Palpitation is more common in arrhythmia. We often experience palpitation accompanied by other symptoms, which can help us have a general understanding of our condition.

Causes of panic

Young or middle-aged people often feel palpitations, tremble, sweat, lose temper, and eat a lot because of hunger without any reason, but lose weight obviously and are afraid of heat. This often indicates that they may have hyperthyroidism. The symptoms are all caused by increased basal metabolism. If palpitations are accompanied by decreased urine output and swelling of both lower limbs, and in severe cases, the swelling can spread throughout the body, and the patient cannot lie flat at night and feels short of breath when lying flat, and often feels bloating and pain in the lower abdomen and right upper abdomen, and has a loss of appetite, this may be heart failure. If you often feel palpitations, accompanied by heartache, dizziness, insomnia at night, frequent dreams, forgetfulness, etc., and if your blood pressure is measured and found to be normal, it may be caused by neurasthenia or autonomic nervous system dysfunction.