What causes otolithiasis and what causes otolithiasis?

Otolithiasis refers to vertigo and nystagmus caused by a specific head position, which can be divided into primary and secondary, secondary mainly otitis media, Meniere's disease, migraine, trauma, etc., ** vestibular inhibitors can be used, such as phenagen and so on.

There are many reasons for this, it may be because you don't pay attention to your diet, and there is inflammation in the ear that is not taken care of in time, so it slowly changes to canalith symptoms.

As the name suggests, otolithiasis is a stone in the ear that falls to cause vertigo attacks, this stone is not a stone-like thing, it is a sediment-like stone in the inner ear, which may fall off in the inner ear and flow into the semicircular canal. The semicircular canal is a balancing organ that senses angular acceleration and positional balance, and when sediment-like stones flow into the semicircular canal, abnormal balance signals are generated, causing patients to experience vertigo.

Therefore, otolithiasis is caused by the flow of sediment-like stones into the semicircular canals, and the patient can determine the location of the semicircular canals into which the sediment-like stones enter through the inflammation generated or induced by changes in the position of the head. After determining the location of the semicircular canal, the patient can pour out the sedimentary stones from the semicircular canal through corresponding techniques, which can restore the normal balance function and relieve the symptoms of otolithiasis.

Otolithiasis is benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, which is a very common peripheral vertigo disorder. Until now, it is not particularly clear and is usually related to head trauma. This is especially true after a head injury, which can occur within days or weeks.

Or it can occur when you suddenly accelerate and decelerate in a car. There are also other diseases of the ear, such as inflammation of the middle ear, after ear surgery, and some drug-toxic deafness, which are all possible causes of otolithiasis.

Otolithiasis is usually caused by insufficient blood supply to the inner ear, ear diseases, tissue degeneration, etc.

1. Genetic factors.

Genetic factors can cause otolithiasis. Data shows that about 54% of people have a family history of the disease. Especially in first-degree families, the risk of this disease is higher.

In the body of otolithiasis patients, many people suffer from otolithiasis due to certain secret inheritance of chromosomes, and genetic mutations are also very common causes.

2. Endocrine disorders.

Otolithiasis is related to endocrine disorders. It usually occurs in younger people, is more common in women, and accelerates during pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause. This condition is mostly endocrine-related, and when the body experiences an endocrine disorder, hormone levels can also change, leading to otolithiasis.

3. Development issues.

Otolithiasis is related to developmental problems. Since humans are born, the bony labyrinth cyst has been developed. Only because the cartilage layer at the anterior edge of the vestibular has defects in the process of development and ossification, if it is not effective for a long time**, otolithiasis will slowly develop.

So be sure to do it in a timely manner**.

4. Ear diseases.

Ear diseases can also lead to otolithiasis. For example, conditions such as middle ear mastoid infection, vestibular neuritis, Meniere's disease, and sudden deafness with vertigo may be caused by otolithiasis or bilateral vestibular asymmetry. In addition, due to factors such as arteriosclerosis, high blood pressure, and diabetes, the blood supply to the inner ear is insufficient, and otolithiasis can also be caused.

1. Ear diseases, middle ear and mastoid infection, labyrinthitis, vestibular neuritis, sudden deafness, Meniere's disease in remission, etc. May be caused by oval cystic infarction or bilateral vestibular asymmetry.

Timely medical treatment, scientific**. 2. The sediment on the crest may be calcium carbonate crystals from otoliths, usually implanted in the inner ear balloon and elliptical balloon, which is aware of the spontaneous disintegration of the sand membrane and the labyrinth oscillation. Genetic factors: The direct ancestors and descendants of people with otosclerosis have the same disease, about 54% of people have a family history, some people think that it is autosomal dominant or recessive, and more than half of the cases can find abnormal genes.

3. Endocrine disorders are more common in adolescence and have a higher incidence in women. It accelerates the development of the disease during pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause, which is thought to be related to hormone levels. Developmental factors of labyrinth cysts Labyrinthine cysts develop at birth, but a defect during development and ossification remains in the introphyllous cartilage layer at the anterior border of the vestibular vestibule, called the anterior fissure.

The fissure contains bundles of fibrous connective tissue and cartilage tissue that persist or ossify into adulthood, creating otosclerosis lesions. Otosclerosis lesions seen clinically and in temporal bone pathology usually begin here.

It is considered to be benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, i.e., otolithiasis, which is more likely to be caused by the presence of detached canals in the semicircular canals of the inner ear, which can generally be reduced by canalith manipulation**.

Hello, what you call otolithiasis, there are two categories: idiopathic and secondary. Cervical spine can be caused by bad spine, usually pay attention to the regular diet, balanced nutrition, can not eat greasy food, spicy food, etc. Avoid being overly emotional, anxious and impatient, avoid staying up late and being overly tired in daily life, ensure adequate sleep, regular work and rest, and avoid strenuous exercise.

Otolithiasis** is usually divided into two types, one is secondary, secondary to sudden deafness, migraine, internal auditory canal ischemia, Meniere's disease, viral Lost Pathopathy, head trauma, after cochlear implant surgery, otosclerosis, cervical vertigo, chronic otitis media, after middle and inner ear surgery, ototoxic drug damage, etc. These disorders induce ischemic injury or inflammation of the semicircular canals, resulting in wide loss of canalis. The other is otolithiasis.

1. Hereditary factors: There are more direct ancestors and descendants of patients with otosclerosis, about 54% have a family history, some people think that it is autosomal dominant or recessive inheritance, and abnormal genes can be found in more than half of the cases.

2. Endocrine disorders are more common in the onset of puberty, with a high incidence in women, and can accelerate the progression of the disease during pregnancy, childbirth and menopause, which is believed to be related to hormone levels.

How is otolithiasis caused?

It occurs more often in middle-aged people, slightly more in women, the onset is sudden, and the onset of symptoms is often related to some kind of head position or ** change. Vertigo occurs when the head is challenged (the affected ear is downward), nystagmus occurs within 3 to 10 seconds of the change in head position, and vertigo usually lasts within 60 seconds and may be accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Vertigo may be exacerbated or relieved periodically, and there may be no discomfort or dizziness during intermittent periods, and individual patients may have a feeling of lightheadedness and floatation for a long time after the onset of vertigo.

It is recommended to ask the director of the otolaryngology department of the lighthouse doctor how to do this.

The disease is complex and not fully understood, and there are no special precautions. Older people should avoid head trauma and falling, positive hypertension, diabetes and other underlying diseases.

The canalith falls off, and the specific cause is not known in medicine at present, probably caused by fatigue and insufficient blood in the brain.