What s wrong with choking on eating, coughing, and dizziness?

Cough and dizziness are mainly seen in cough syncope syndrome, which refers to a transient loss of consciousness due to a violent cough, often accompanied by physical imbalance. The possible pathogenesis of the disease is as follows:

Clause. 1. Severe cough causes a rapid increase in intrapleural pressure, triggering an hyperventilatory response. Because the venous return is reduced at this time, the cardiac output is reduced, resulting in insufficient cerebral blood supply, resulting in transient and widespread severe cerebral insufficiency.

Clause. 2. The sharp increase in cerebral effusion pressure produces a brain-like effect, which is suitable for cardiovascular center dysfunction, and vasomotor function is seriously impaired, which further aggravates cerebral hypoxia and occurs episodic and transient loss of consciousness.

The clinical manifestations of this disease are mainly episodic cough with transient loss of consciousness, often accompanied by generalized decreased muscle tone, paleness, cold sweats, pulse counting, and blood pressure drops. The duration of the attack does not exceed 10 seconds, and the longest can be 1-2 minutes, and most patients can quickly stop on their own and return to normal without any sequelae. A small number of people can feel dizzy and fatigue after waking up, and the combination of prevention and treatment is emphasized, focusing on prevention.

The first is that you are distracted while eating, and it is easy to choke, and the second is whether you have any physical problems, and you have to go to the doctor, otherwise it is easy to have an accident. Because some people's nerves are not controlled, they are prone to accidents. You can go for a consultation.

It is an irritating substance, drink more water, if there is a small foreign body into the trachea, you can cough it out, and if you have a large one, you have to go to the hospital.

It's best to go to the hospital for a check-up, maybe things are still stored in the body, and it's better to solve it quickly.

Eat porridge, eat it for three days, and slowly get better, I also went to an emergency like this before, and the doctor said so.

Take many deep breaths, be sure to be deep and slow.

Later, I also choked on eating, coughed for more than 10 days, and never got better.

When you cough, you feel a nerve tremor in the brain, and of course dizziness; Ah, it's okay! Just go for a shot and it's OK.

Dizziness when hungry may be low blood pressure.

Eat with your head down, it's very effective!

Regarding your current condition, my advice is that you may be caused by a severe cough now, so it is best for you to try taking some azithromycin dispersible tablets and drink water regularly.