What are the key points of distinguishing encephalophalitis, tinnitus, and vertigo

Encephalitus refers to tinnitus caused by a lesion in any part of the entire passage from the cochlear nucleus to the auditory center of the cerebral cortex, and the patient feels the ringing in the brain. Brain diseases with the sound of insects in the brain as the main manifestation are mostly caused by cerebral medullary emptiness, or due to fire depression and phlegm-dampness blockage. Convey emotions and recuperate; Mind.

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Differential diagnosis. 1. Mental exertion: There may be tinnitus and other symptoms, but the main manifestations are fatigue, insomnia, forgetfulness, dizziness and pain.

2 Ear diseases: There are often symptoms such as tinnitus, but it is an intra-ear ringing rather than a ringing in the brain, and ear examination can often find lesions.

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Hello, the following is how to identify the three.

First, brain whining and tinnitus are one thing, they are symptoms, and Chinese and Western medicine cannot locate them, so brain ringing and tinnitus are the same thing.

Because the pyramidal neuronal cells in the brain are too active, the signals produced are mistransmitted to other sensory centers, resulting in auditory hallucinations, such as buzzing sounds. Auditory hallucinations linger in the brain and ears. Auditory hallucinations are chimes, noises.

Due to the inability to locate, tinnitus is the thing. Scientists at the University of Michigan don't have the name "brain whine", only tinnitus.

Second, tinnitus and vertigo are both symptoms in common, and the differences are as follows:

1. Tinnitus is continuous, 24 hours uninterrupted, no medicine, no method**. Only Chinese medicine acupressure and Chinese medicine conditioning can reduce symptoms, but not. Globally.

2. Vertigo is a phase, can be medicated, methods to stop dizziness, both Chinese and Western medicine have medicine to stop dizziness.

Third, vertigo is also a symptom, also known as turning vertigo.

It is a condition caused by the accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the ear that compresses the nerves.

Some vertigo causes tinnitus, but most vertigo does not cause tinnitus. There are many causes of vertigo, among which Meniere's disease is easily accompanied by tinnitus at the same time as vertigo. Patients with sudden deafness may also have symptoms of tinnitus and vertigo in addition to the symptoms of deafness.

However, the most common cause of vertigo is otolithiasis, which does not have symptoms of tinnitus or hearing loss, and is mainly manifested as severe vertigo that lasts for a few seconds when the position of the head changes. Central vertigo caused by brain tumors and strokes is generally not accompanied by tinnitus.

Therefore, vertigo does not necessarily cause tinnitus, but some special **, caused by vertigo, will be accompanied by tinnitus symptoms.

Tinnitus does not cause dizziness. Tinnitus is just a symptom and is caused by multiple systemic diseases, so it does not cause dizziness, but some diseases can cause tinnitus and dizziness to occur at the same time.

For example, Meniere's disease has rotational vertigo, tinnitus, ear tightness, and hearing loss at the onset of the disease, and there is no causal relationship between these four symptoms, but only a juxtaposition. Therefore, tinnitus and dizziness should be analyzed on an individual basis in different patients.

Dizziness and tinnitus are just one symptom, and the reasons behind them are very complex. Some of these causes cause tinnitus and dizziness alone, and some cause tinnitus and dizziness at the same time, so they need to be diagnosed separately before treatment.

Hello, this situation considers that dizziness has a certain relationship with tinnitus, and your situation considers the problem of tinnitus due to neurasthenia caused by poor sleep quality!

Tinnitus and first marriage are both manifestations of sub-health, and it is recommended to be timely**.

Tinnitus does not cause dizziness, but tinnitus can indicate some ear disorders, which can occur when these disorders involve the vestibular system at the same time, the most common ones are Meniere's disease, endolymphatic hydrops, and patients who involve both the cochlea and vestibular can experience tinnitus and ear tightness, hearing loss, and dizziness.

However, some tinnitus does not cause dizziness simply because cerumen embolization of the external auditory canal does not involve the vestibular system, otitis media, or cochlear hair cell function decline.

Therefore, there is no absolute correlation between tinnitus and dizziness.

Patients with severe symptoms of tinnitus may cause dizziness.

Because there are many causes of dizziness, in addition, it is also necessary to check to rule out cervical spondylosis, high blood pressure, craniocerebral diseases and other related causes of dizziness. If the dizziness is caused by tinnitus, it is necessary to conduct a detailed examination of the ear, first of all, check the electronic otoscope, observe the ear canal and eardrum, and rule out tinnitus caused by otitis media, cerumen blocking the ear canal or poor opening of the eustachian tube. In addition, the magnetic resonance imaging of the temporal bone is also needed to rule out tinnitus and dizziness caused by inner ear diseases.

Only when the diagnosis is clear, then take the next step of targeted ** to promote tinnitus and dizziness to return to normal. Avoid prolonged tinnitus, which can lead to deafness.