The patient's emotional reactions are generally quite stressful; the most common issue is a poor mood, followed by emotional fragility, emotional instability, irritability, and susceptibility to negative language cues and suggestions.
Worrying about having some incurable disease is perhaps a thought that every patient might have.
Long-term suffering from illness often leads to changes in personality traits.
The image of being cheerful and energetic is replaced by slow movements, emotional fragility, cautiousness, passive dependence, sensitivity and suspicion, and self-centeredness.
Excessively focusing on bodily sensations and being overly concerned about changes in the condition, once negatively suggested, can quickly result in a depressed mood, but seeing patients who have recovered well can instantly restore confidence.
Therefore, it's important to find one, at most two, trustworthy doctors and strictly follow their guidance for rehabilitation treatment.
