Passengers shouting that the police protection was originally a "journey syndrome"

Changsha Evening News, Changsha, July 1st (All media reporter Nie Yingrong Correspondent Zhao Haiyu Chen Lei Chen Lei Intern Gao Ting) On a high -speed train, a female passenger panicked to the police that she was "chased". However, the police observation did not find abnormal situations, and found out that the female passenger had a "journey syndrome". It turned out that this little -known disease was a relatively common acute stress reaction during the journey. Today, the Changsha Railway Public Security Department notified the relevant situation.

Passengers: During the car, they requested the protection of the police, saying that they were "chased"

At 19:50 on July 1st, on the G1361 train to the South Railway Station of Changsha, the train chief Zhang Chunrui found that a female passenger looked abnormal when he inspected the car. Zhang Chunrui notified the police while trying to ask the situation while comforting the situation.

Du Zhongping, a police detachment of the Changsha Railway Public Security Division, rushed immediately. When the passenger saw the police, he shouted evenly that three men would "chase" her and ask the police to protect it.

However, Du Zhongping carefully checked the compartment and other places, and did not find abnormal situations. Du Zhongping patiently comforted her and tried to communicate with him. He was Xie. He was 27 years old. He was born in Huangshan, Anhui.

According to Ms. Xie's emotional state and expression expression, Du Zhongping initially judged that she may have an illusion due to the "journey syndrome" because of the "journey syndrome".

Police: Take a few people with few people to rest, soothe and take a look at it.

"Many people have never heard of this type of disease, but have occurred many times on the train." The relevant person in charge of the Changsha Railway Public Security Department introduced that in recent years, the police of the Changsha Railway Public Security Department have encountered many passengers. "Journey syndrome". Because some police did not understand this, the Public Security Department also carried out publicity around the "journey syndrome" internally, so that the police could understand their symptoms and treatment methods.

In order to prevent accidents, Du Zhongping, who preliminary judgment, appealed Ms. Xie while taking it to a carriage with less personnel to rest, and took care of her.

Ms. Xie, who has a sense of security, is soothing by Du Zhongping, her emotions are gradually stable, and they are no longer saying "huntering." After calmness, she said that she has recently fluctuated because of some things. Later, she thanked Du Zhongping and took a photo with him with a smile.

At 10:11 that night, the train arrived at the Changsha Train South Station. Du Zhongping gave Ms. Xie to the police and station staff who came to pick up the car.

Expert: Stress Source+Car Economic Environment, leading to an acute stress response

Qi Jing, deputy director of the Department of Clinical Psychology of the Second People's Hospital of Hunan Province, introduced that "Journey Syndrome" does not have special diagnostic nouns in medicine. Usually psychologists will classify this as an acute stress reaction. Everyone's stress source varies from person to person, and is usually related to important events encountered, leaving psychological trauma and not effectively handled.

If this person is in a state of continuous operation and fatigue during the journey, coupled with a relatively unfamiliar and closed and noisy space in the train carriage, it may stimulate the inner trauma and fear. The patient will suddenly become mentally stunned, can't sleep, and can't eat, or even don't know where he is; the severe symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions will occur. But the duration of such symptoms is often not long, and it can be slowed over within a few hours to a week.

"If the original healthy person encounters major setbacks, a stress response may also occur under specific conditions." Qi Jing suggested that if you feel uncomfortable during the travel process, you should seek the help of train personnel. In the location, do some meditation and breathing relaxation training, or get off at the next stop in advance. Some people who originally suffered from depression and anxiety wanted to scatter their hearts through travel, and the above situation may increase their emotional reactions. To this end, if this type of person wants to relieve the psychological state with travel, it is recommended to walk with those who are familiar with, and the journey arrangements should not be too tired.

The railway police remind passengers that if there are "travel syndrome" patients around them, they can contact the passenger or police officer in time to prevent patients from suffering or hurting others.

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