Nervous breakdown is faced by people worldwide. There are many factors resulting into this like depression and anxiety or even social isolation. One may experience various symptoms of nervous breakdown depending on the mental disorders faced in the past. One or other may dominate at a time or in a situation.
An individual remaining under constant stress and worry can develop diseases like migraine, vomiting, gastric ulcers and eczema. Skin may get allergic to various agents in the surroundings and get inflamed on aggravation of the stress and anxiety. Stomach cramps, colitis or the inflammation of the colon, muscle pain and irregular bowel are presentation of nervous breakdown in many patients.
Symptoms of nervous breakdown includes hostility as well. Some people start gambling, become drug addicts or chronic alcoholics to reduce their anxieties and prevent the nervous breakdown.
Short term amnesia may occur where the person comes under the state of complete confusion, missing appointments and meetings. The schedule gets upset and this may come out as emotional outbursts if untreated. Amnesia can be a frustrating condition.
Abnormal sensations, visualisations, feelings and sounds get provoked as symptoms of nervous breakdown. Panic attacks, nightmares, screaming at night, terrors, obsessed behaviors and thoughts of suicide can come up in the affected person's mind. Some may attack relatives, friends and others in vain of curing himself. There are morbid thoughts all the time.
Symptoms of nervous breakdown are presented by complete disruption of the personality. The affected person is completely different from the person he used to be in the past. The nervous breakdown is onset of chaotic lifestyle and obstacle in the normal living of a person. The person needs psychological assurance and immediate steps must be taken to get out the cry, sadness and low state of energy. One may weep and sob for most of the time in the day and constantly dwells on the negative thoughts he or she carries. The lack of sleep or insomnia may add to the nervous breakdown. The individual with symptoms of nervous breakdown will have no interest in his jobs and feel dejected if care isn't taken by those close to the person.