Patients with neurosis generally do not necessarily improve with oral glutamate. The main role of glutathione is to adjust the autonomic function, reduce endocrine balance disorders, improve the symptoms of neurological disorders, for patients with premenstrual tension syndrome, menopausal syndrome and other patients. Adverse reactions are occasional stomach upset, nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, breast swelling, skin rash, excessive oil secretion, hair loss, weight gain, etc. In the case of neurosis, the effect of each drug may be different for each person. Sometimes the application of a high dose for one person can treat the disease, but for another person it may not work, but may cause adverse reactions, and there are individual differences. While taking glutathione, patients should be observed for adverse reactions, and if so, the drug should be discontinued promptly to reduce unnecessary harm. If the neurosis is more severe, further consultation should be made to the neurology and psychology departments for symptomatic treatment according to the cause.