The disease of sympathetic overdrive--A forgotten neurological disease?

The sympathetic nervous system participates in the functional regulation of numerous tissues and organs; its long-term excessive activation is closely associated with many related disorders. However, to date, the understanding of this symptom has been fragmented. The disease of sympathetic overdrive (DSO) hypothesis systematically elaborates on the related problems. DSO encompasses a wide range, featuring the coexistence of multiple systems, somatic and psychological diseases, with lifestyle diseases as the predominant type; the associated risk factors are numerous, characterized by superposition, complexity, and a focus on lifestyle. A systematic comprehension of DSO can remedy the odd situation of the lack of disease diagnosis in the sympathetic nervous system, more profoundly identify the common pathological basis of many common diseases, and propose new strategic directions for the coordinated prevention and control of related issues.

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