The Neurological Effect of Stress

The Neurological Effect of Stress

Abstract

Stress is a state that distorts an individual's physical and emotional condition, such as being overburdened with work that results in someone getting overtired or being drawn into an argument with a fellow worker that leads to anger. Three stages of stress are observed: the alert phase, the control phase and exhaustion phase. Stress, for its part, is a very important factor in the production of myocardial infarction and brain. A stress response consists of a set of physiological responses whose primary role is to mobilize resources that will enable individuals to cope with unexpected events and potentially threatening. In this sense the stress responses are important for the survival of individuals. Stress disrupts the proper functioning of the nervous system. It accentuates the anxiety states, anxiety and depression, as well as panic attacks. It promotes insomnia. It disturbs sleep by increasing the nightmares. It causes headaches. It affects the ability to relax properly. It causes muscle tension, especially in the neck and trapeziums. It can lead to abuse alcohol and drugs. The mode of action of psychotropic drugs (narcoleptics, antidepressants, thymus stabilizers) is one of the best gateways to understanding stress reactions because mental illness is always associated with abnormal responses to stress. The more insidious and more damaging stress is the one that occurs regularly.

Introduction

Stress is a feeling that is conceived when we answer to specific events. It is the body's way of increasing to a dispute and organizing to rendezvous a strong position with aim, power, stamina, and intensified alertness. Stress is tough to characterize or measure. Some persons flourish on an engaged way of life and are adept to contend well with life crises. Other persons seem tensed or stressed by the smallest deviation from their set every day routine. The happenings that provoke stress are called stressors, and they cover an entire variety of positions, everything from outright personal hazard to producing a class production or taking a semester's worth of your toughest subject. Long-term stressful positions can make a lasting, low-level stress that is hard for people. The nervous scheme senses proceeded force and may stay somewhat triggered and extend to propel out extra stress hormones over an expanded period. This can wear out the body's reserves, depart an individual feeling depleted or swamped, dwindle the body's immune scheme and origin other problems (Davis, 2000).

Stress is a state that distorts an individual's physical and emotional condition, such as being overburdened with work that results in someone getting overtired or being drawn into an argument with a fellow worker that leads to anger.

Stress is a constant feature of the work, with workplace contributing the major part of a person's stress. The process of job stress involves the response of individuals and groups to the work environment. Whilst at work, some of the happenings are comprehended and interpreted by a person as stressors. Such disruption is most likely to lead to an emotional reaction, which may involve getting into a ...