Dad drinks every day, and I ve been dizzy lately, and it s no problem to do an MRI, but what the hel

Go to the neurology department to find a doctor to diagnose whether there is frequent yawning by looking at the area affected by the visual guidance and the related blood supply to the legs, which is a typical lack of oxygen supply.

The weather is hot and the blood pressure is high and I can't stand it, so drink Luding tea to regulate blood pressure. Works great.

Corn whisker is called dragon whisker tea, which lowers blood pressure, and is drunk for a long time, and the original medicine is continuous.

First of all, I want to tell you that MRI can only see whether there is a problem with the brain structure, and it cannot be seen if it is functional or neuromodulated, so dizziness is no problem with MRI.

Secondly, go to the hospital to measure your blood pressure first, high blood pressure dizziness, low blood pressure will also cause dizziness.

Then check your blood sugar on an empty stomach to see if your blood sugar is low, and some people are easily confused in hot weather in summer.

Also, go to the neurology department of a regular hospital to see, if you are over 50 years old, even if you are okay, you should check whether the blood lipids are high, and do a color ultrasound of the carotid artery and vertebral artery to see if there is arteriosclerosis or insufficient cerebral blood supply.

The dizziness of cervical spondylosis has to take a cervical spine CT to see, the key is to move the neck is not more dizzy?

Last but not least, does your mother simply feel dizzy herself, or does she look at other houses and the sky turns?These two are not the same, and if everything around you turns around, it is more serious and cannot be ignored.

Finally, I reminded that if I was not feeling well, I should go to the hospital quickly, and I couldn't stand up if I was sick.

Is blood pressure normal?Do you have cervical spondylosis?How old is your mom?If all 3 of the above conditions are normal. That's neuralgia. You should still see a doctor more and find out**.

1. Abnormal blood pressure;

2. Cervical spondylosis;

3. Cerebral arteriosclerosis, insufficient blood supply to the brain;

4. Meniere's syndrome;

5. Cerebellar disease;

6. Menopausal syndrome;

7. Miscellaneous. You should go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive examination, and then make a clear diagnosis and then deal with it accordingly!

Based on what you said, it is recommended that you immediately send your father to a local hospital for a cranial CT or MRI to confirm the diagnosis.

Considering that it may be caused by trauma to the base of the brain and causing injuries to hail ants, such as cerebral hemorrhage or subdural hematoma, it is recommended to go to a local hospital immediately.

In the case of spleen qi deficiency, lack of qi and blood, and lack of nourishment of the head, it will cause the body to be sleepy, weak, and the leader is drowsy. Since it is not possible to meet the patients of Zen Xin for examination, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for diagnosis first, and then according to the guidance of the clinician**, it is strictly forbidden to self-medicate, so as not to delay the condition.

What needs to be determined is whether the patient has a brain MRI or brain CT, and if it is CT, it is difficult to accurately distinguish the lesions.

Many patients often use MRI as a CT.

Cervical spine CT should be done, although carotid artery ultrasound is done, but it cannot rule out cervical spine disease.

I think it's a bit serious to say that this disease is a posterior circulation tia, the blood supply to the brain ** one is the carotid artery, the other is the vertebral artery, and the two merge into the basilar artery at the base to enter the brain. If the basilica artery is temporarily insufficient, then the symptoms are more than that. In my opinion, this person's condition is the result of the comprehensive effect of aging of multiple organs and tissues, and it is too early to talk about diagnosis, which can only be medication, observation, medication, observation.

Once your symptoms have eased, follow up with your doctor.

It should have something to do with the cerebellum You take him to the hospital for examination and examination Accompany him more There is nothing difficult in the world, but I am afraid of people I still hope that you can do it according to my method.

Check for Meniels syndrome.