Picture your body as a complex network, with various systems constantly communicating to keep you functioning at your best. But what happens when that communication becomes disrupted?
Central nervous system (CNS) dysregulation can cause a breakdown in these vital signals, leading to a host of troubling symptoms. Fatigue, brain fog, anxiety, mood swings, and difficulty focusing – these are just some of the ways your body may react when its internal communication lines are compromised.
Autonomic Nervous System and CNS Dysregulation
1. Interconnected Systems
2. Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Imbalances
3. Impact on Overall Health
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1. Mindfulness and Stress Reduction
2. Nutritional Support
3. Physical Activity
4. Rest and Relaxation
Managing CNS Dysregulation at Home
Home Treatment Strategies
Managing Symptoms
CNS Dysregulation and the Vestibular System
1. Sensory Input Misinterpretation
2. Vertigo and Nystagmus
3. Motion Sickness and Nausea
CNS Dysregulation and Sensory Domains
Visual Domain
The visual domain, responsible for processing visual information, can be impacted by CNS dysregulation. This may lead to difficulties with visual perception, such as blurred vision, eye strain, or sensitivity to light.
Auditory Domain
The auditory domain, responsible for processing sound, can also be affected by CNS dysregulation. This may manifest as hyperacusis (increased sensitivity to sounds), tinnitus (ringing in the ears), or difficulty filtering background noise.
Somatosensory Domain
The somatosensory domain, responsible for processing touch, temperature, and pain, can also be disrupted by CNS dysregulation. This may lead to heightened sensitivity to touch, tingling sensations, or altered pain perception.