The clinical symptoms of neurosis can be very diverse, which makes it a little confusing: which is neurosis and which is somatic disease? The following is a detailed description of the main symptoms of neurosis. The clinical manifestations of neurosis can be divided into two categories: neurological and somatic, but the symptoms of the neurological system are the main ones. 1. Neurological symptoms include dizziness, headache, insomnia, dreaminess, fatigue, memory loss, and emotional disorders. Headache and dizziness often appear together, with unclear location, temporal, aggravated after brain use and reduced after rest. The memory loss is not an organic change. The main thing forgotten is the daily trivialities, but not the disease and the things that are engraved in one’s heart. Patients due to the lack of awareness of the disease, excessive concern for their own, resulting in emotional instability, anxiety; when the disease is not cured for a long time, it is more suspicious, fear, pessimism and disappointment, easy to agitation, which is a common manifestation of neurosis patients. 2, physical symptoms often manifest as tinnitus, blurred vision, panic, shortness of breath, indigestion, nausea and vomiting, abdominal distension and constipation, sweating, tremors of the limbs, seminal emission, impotence, menstrual disorders, etc. These symptoms are often accompanied by neurological symptoms. These symptoms are often accompanied by neurological symptoms. If the symptoms are caused by organic lesions, there are also corresponding manifestations of the primary disease. Diagnosis and differentiation of neurosis: The diagnosis of neurosis is mainly based on the patient’s medical history and the relevant laboratory tests. However, the diagnosis of neurosis can not be made rashly by history alone, because there are some diseases with clinical manifestations similar to neurosis, which need to be carefully identified. 1, hyperthyroidism Patients suffering from hyperthyroidism have similar neurological manifestations, but some unique signs of hyperthyroidism can be found through clinical examination and laboratory tests, such as protruding eyes, fine tremor of hands, mild enlargement of thyroid gland, and increased T3 and T4 in blood can be distinguished. Brain injury syndromes such as encephalitis, traumatic brain injury, cerebrovascular disease, carbon monoxide poisoning and other lesions in the recovery period can have similar manifestations, but often accompanied by intellectual impairment, limb paralysis, nerve paralysis, brain CT or EEG abnormalities can help identify. The clinical symptoms of neurosis are mainly introduced above. Since it is caused by mental factors, some special symptoms may appear, which are not mentioned in the text. Therefore, the possibility of neurosis should be considered when there is somatic pain and mood disorder, and there is no lesion after examination. Visit a hospital in time or consult an online doctor to more accurately determine your health status.