If daily irritability is clinically present, it can be commonly associated with schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, depression, and other related symptoms. If the patient appears to be irritable every day under the domination of hallucinations and delusions, has a high temper, and is irritable and other related conditions, this requires systematic treatment with antipsychotic drugs, such as the application of olanzapine, quetiapine, risperidone and other drugs with good results. If the patient participates in a variety of social activities because of high emotions and running thoughts, in which the patient is incessant, he may become irritable and irritable when his inner demands cannot be met, and the patient often becomes impulsive and hurts and destroys things. At this time, the application of emotion stabilizers, or antipsychotic medication is effective. Some patients can also experience daily irritability, but the patient is irritable because of his or her own inexplicable worries and fears. Patients are often accompanied by plant nerve dysfunction, for which they are restless, unable to sit still, rubbing their hands and feet, so it is said that the application of anti-anxiety drugs, or antidepressants, can also achieve good therapeutic results.