Sudden dizziness is what it means to be called a good position

Go to a general hospital for an electrocardiogram to test blood lipids and blood viscosity. Take your blood pressure and you'll know. It doesn't cost much. If you can't find any fault with these, you can consider other issues.

It's basically psychological. It belongs to the category of sub-health.

It could be "insomnia". The control of the balance of the body, the energy of the brain is stable and continuous**...

Occasionally, this situation is not a big problem, it should be just asleep, and the brain has not fully woken up.

Bad habits should be changed, rest more @ I advise you on behalf of Zunyi County Hospital. Rest assured!

Most people have this problem.

So do I. The doctor said it was some mild anemia.

No big deal. Dizziness and people's mood swings, lack of sleep, brain fatigue, low blood pressure, anemia, etc., have a certain relationship, if you are caused by sleep, you should arrange a good schedule of at least 10 hours of sleep every day, do more exercise outdoors, and reduce the time spent on the Internet to give the brain enough rest. You should usually eat more brain-healthy foods, such as walnuts, sesame seeds, peanuts, etc. If you've been sleeping well, it's possible that you have low blood pressure or anemia.

Usually pay attention to the nutrition of the diet and eat more eggs, milk, red dates, brown sugar, black fungus, etc. You can also go to a regular hospital for some head check-ups. Hope it helps, hehe!!

Go to the hospital to check your blood sugar, your father has diabetes, diabetes is not always high blood sugar, sometimes taking medicine or insulin inappropriate dosage can also lead to hypoglycemic reaction, besides, your father has diabetes, your blood sugar must not be low? So, it is recommended that you eat breakfast, eat healthily, and pay attention to your body.

When a person rises from a recumbent position, the veins in the low-hanging part of the body can be filled and expanded due to the increase of cross-wall pressure, and the volume increases, so the amount of blood returning to the heart decreases, and the brain will be temporarily ischemic and cause dizziness. The body can regulate itself to restore blood flow. However, this phenomenon is more prominent in the elderly.

Based on your description, I think there are several possibilities.

1Have you ever had breakfast? If I don't eat breakfast, I will get motion sickness when I sit in the car on an empty stomach2, could it be that there are too many people in the car? The air is not fresh and not circulating? Insufficient oxygen supply to the brain can also be like this3 If you didn't rest well last night, lack of sleep can also lead to dizziness.

4. Excessive pressure and extreme mental tension, resulting in mental exhaustion and haggardness.

If you work in an office that sits for a long time, it will cause cerebral insufficiency and dizziness, most of which are due to anemia, then you should do neck exercises appropriately, and the meridians of the neck are not smooth.

Blood pressure, blood glucose should be checked to rule out hypertension and high and low blood sugar. Vestibular nerve function and cochlear function are also checked as necessary to rule out vestibular neuritis and Meniere's syndrome.

Your situation of dizziness, dizziness may be a cold, cervical spondylosis, anemia, Meniere's syndrome, arrhythmia, poor time and quality of rest, sleep snoring can all be caused, you need to find the cause, targeted ** can do. In addition, pay attention to lacunar cerebral infarction and high blood pressure, which are all possible. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination in time to determine**, symptomatic**, and wish you a speedy health!

You can't get up too quickly when you get up.

When sitting up, the person's blood pressure is higher than in the supine position.

Get up quickly. It is easy to cause a transient lack of blood supply to the brain.

This should be the reason.

Sudden dizziness may be peripheral or central. Common conditions of peripheral vertigo include Meniere's disease, otolithiasis, and vestibular neuronitis. Most patients with Meniere's disease have a history of reversal, and may have sudden dizziness, accompanied by deafness, tinnitus, and rotation of vision, and may cause nausea and vomiting.

The symptoms of dizziness are severe, most of them are persistent, can last for a few days to about a week, the patient is nervous or overworked, mainly symptomatic**, oral dizziness and petitadine can be taken orally, and at the same time, attention should be paid to rest, drink more water. Dizziness in patients with otolithiasis is episodic and can last anywhere from a few seconds to 1-2 minutes, and most patients have dizziness related to head rotation, mainly reduction**. Dizziness in patients with vestibular neuritis is persistent, and most patients have a history of colds before the illness, and antivirals are given at the same time as symptomatic relief**.

Common conditions of central vertigo include vertebrobasilar insufficiency and cerebrovascular disease. When the vertebrobasilar artery system is insufficient, the symptoms of dizziness are episodic, and at the same time, it may be accompanied by balance disorders and ataxia, and the cranial CT examination is normal. If cerebrovascular disease is considered, it is more common in cerebellar and brainstem infarction or cerebellar or brainstem hemorrhage.

Patients with cerebellar and brainstem infarction have onset in a quiet state or during sleep, and cranial CT examination shows low-density lesions. Cerebellar and brainstem hemorrhage onset in activity, cranial CT examination is a high-density lesion, if it is considered to be a cerebrovascular disease, it should be hospitalized in time for comprehensive **.

It may also be positional vertigo, is there a change in hearing in both ears? If not, pay more attention to rest, lower your head, or move your head and neck every once in a while, you can take some Min Zhi Lang 6mg

TID improves symptoms.

Sudden dizziness may be due to cerebral insufficiency, inner ear stroke, Meniere's syndrome, high blood pressure, acute gastroenteritis, mental and psychological factors, etc.

Cerebral insufficiency or acute cerebral infarction: It is caused by cerebral vascular blockage or hemorrhage, which causes cerebral dysfunction caused by ischemia of brain tissue at the lesion site, and can cause headache, nausea, dizziness, limb movement disorders, slurred speech, facial distortion, consciousness disorders and other manifestations.

Inner ear stroke: Young people are prone to sudden deafness, dizziness, and vomiting after exertion.

Generally, it is squatting or sitting for too long, and it is caused by a standing upright and the blood can not go up, mainly because the bladder meridian from the back of the body to the legs is not very smooth, and the bladder is in charge of qi and blood to the back of the head.

Whether it's an occasional chill - it's a cold, or it's too tired and overused recently, anyway, it's a reminder that it's time to rest.

Sure enough, it was a girl, and it was possible that she had a slight anemia. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up. This is not a disease, it is just a normal physiological phenomenon of girls.

Dizziness is divided into:

1. Wind and fire disturb [divided into wind and fire, liver and gallbladder heat]. The former clears the fire, extinguishes the wind, calms the liver and latent yang, and the latter clears the fire of the liver and gallbladder.

2. Yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity. The treatment is to nourish yin, calm the liver, and fix dizziness.

3. Heart, spleen and blood deficiency.

There are many types of dizziness; hypotension; neurotic; Hypertension; cervical spondylosis, etc.; Like you say, this situation may be low blood pressure; But it's better to go to the hospital; Don't be careless; Because your situation has not been made clearer;

That's a complicated question! There is a reason for the general dizziness! Ischemic! Dizziness with high blood pressure! It's best to go to the hospital to see if it's safer, you try it!