The difference between dizziness and vertigo, how to tell the difference between dizziness?

Vertigo equals dizziness plus dizziness, begging.

The word "halo" has two pronunciations, one reading one "yūn" and two reading four sounds "yùn". Today, when I was commenting on my homework, I encountered a dizzy pronunciation problem, and the students were also asking how to distinguish it. The following is a simple arrangement on how to distinguish between banquets.

1. When dizzy is in the table "unclear and dizzy", pronounce yūn, such as "dizzy", "dizzy", etc. "Dizzy" means confused, dizzy, and the word should be pronounced. "Dizziness" is an abbreviation for "dizziness", which actually refers to one's own dizziness, so the "dizziness" in "dizziness" is pronounced yūn.

When pronouncing "yūn", it is used as a verb, which translates as dizziness, coma, and loss of consciousness.

For example: Lao Li was eating rice balls, he was in a bit of a hurry, accidentally stalked, stretched his neck for a long time without rolling his eyes, and seemed to faint. The faint here is pronounced "yūn", which means dizzy.

2. Halo originally refers to the aura formed when the light of the sun or moon passes through the clouds, such as "sun halo" and "moon halo", pronounced four tones yùn. From the "circle of light around the sun and moon", the halo also leads to the sense of rotation of itself or the surrounding things, that is, the "halo" of "vertigo", so the "halo" in "vertigo" is pronounced four tones yùn. There are also two usages of noun and verb to distinguish between them.

When used as a noun, it generally refers to the aperture formed by the refraction of light. For example: There is a halo around the moon tonight.

When used as a verb, it refers to the diffusion of color to the surroundings. For example, when I was beating up in the classroom, I accidentally splashed ink on my white clothes and fainted.

Lightheadednesstóu yūn mù xuàn，It means being dizzy and feeling that everything is spinning; Sometimes it is also described as being overwhelmed by tedious things.

From Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions". Episode 6: "Everything in the room is dazzling and dizzying. ”

Idiom usage. combined; as a predicate, a definite; Refers to dizzy hair and dizzy eyes.

For example, he was so angry that he suddenly felt dizzy, and then he fell unconscious.

Synonyms of lightheadedness : spinning, dizzy, lightheaded, tinnitus.

一、天缵地转 [ tiān xuán dì zhuàn ]1, a metaphor for major changes.

2. Describe the feeling of dizziness: drowsy and only feel.

3. Describe the trouble as fierce: noisy.

Source: Tang Yuanzhi's "Song of Wangyun Yama": "The sky is spinning, and the sun is in the middle again; The Son of Heaven sat in the Mingguang Palace. ”

Example: She squeezed out of the carriage with all her breath, but she felt as if she couldn't stand up.

二、头燃花 [ tóu hūn yǎn huā ] Dizzy in the head, flowery eyes.

Source: Qing Li Baojia's "Officialdom Appearance" Chapter 41: "Qu Nai'an has not been in office for a few days, don't say anything else, but the expenses of this yamen, what kind of food for the servants, and rations for prisoners, he has no control in his chest, and he has already made him dizzy and upside down. ”

If you are dizzy, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment, clarify what the cause is, and then carry out the most reasonable treatment for **, and the following treatment is recommended:

First, if the patient is dizzy, it is caused by vestibular migraine, and the patient needs to be given calcium ion antagonists, such as flunarizine and nimodipine. If the dizziness is caused by Meniere's disease, the patient can be treated with some oral diuretics and drugs to improve inner ear circulation. If the dizziness is caused by otolithiasis, manual reduction of the patient is required**.

In the second case, if the dizziness is caused by cerebral ischemia in the posterior circulation, the patient needs to be given some antiplatelet aggregation drugs**.

In the third case, if it is caused by an eye disease, such as refractive error or other eye problems, an ophthalmologist is required.

There are many main causes of dizziness, the first is a lesion of the nervous system, cerebral ischemia, etc., the second is ear disease, edema of the ear labyrinth, etc., and the third is an internal medical disease, including hypertension and hypoglycemia. Thank you.

Anemia and low blood pressure will cause you to have this condition, because when you stand up instantly, your blood pressure will not have time to reach the brain, and you will be dizzy when you stand up, and this is more likely to occur in summer than in winter, because it is cold in winter, and the blood pressure of the human body will be higher than that in summer. It is recommended to exercise more and eat more to enhance physical fitness.

You can go to a Chinese medicine practitioner for a check-up.

Vertigo is a group of symptoms that include visual, proprioceptive, and vestibular dysfunction. It is generally believed that vertigo is a subjective illusion caused by a person's spatial orientation disorder, and the judgment of one's surroundings and one's own position occurs. In general, dizziness, dizziness is relatively mild, while vertigo is more severe.

Vertigo includes a feeling of shaking, floating, and lifting.

Beijing Deshengmen Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine - Wen Jihuan - Deputy Chief Physician - Department of Encephalopathy - The difference between dizziness and vertigo.

Dizziness refers to the feeling of dizziness, high blood pressure patients have this feeling when they get up, people with low blood pressure will feel black or Venus in front of their eyes after squatting for a long time, and even fall, these are called dizziness, and it is also dizziness caused by not resting. When vertigo occurs, it feels like the world is spinning, and it is accompanied by nausea, vomiting, cold sweats, paleness and other symptoms.

Try oral cibilin capsules, maybe it will work.

Correctly distinguish dizziness and dizziness in order to find the right symptom and be timely**! Don't go to the doctor blindly.