What are the types of vertigo? What should I do if someone around me has vertigo?

Vertigo is a general term for dizziness and dizziness, or being unable to stand as dizziness as the world spins. If people around you have vertigo, it is harmful to the body, so you must take the vertigo patient to the hospital for treatment in time, and drink some glucose appropriately to relieve the symptoms.

I think that the types of vertigo are divided into two categories, one is peripheral vertigo, and the other is central vertigo, I think first of all, you must stay calm, and then don't say too much to the patient, that is, call the emergency ** in time, and then wait for the doctor to arrive.

There are two categories of vertigo, peripheral vertigo and central vertigo, when people around you have vertigo, don't panic, stay calm, call for help, don't move the patient at will.

The onset of vertigo is characterized by a feeling of dizziness and even symptoms of autonomic nervous system disorders such as nausea, vomiting, and cold sweats. It is important to note that vertigo usually reflects a lesion in the vestibular area, it is a symptom, not a disease, and there are two main types: true vertigo and pseudovertigo.

There are many main ones, which can generally be summarized into the following factors: vestibular lesions, vestibular lesions are neuroanatomically located in a complex area, and this small area has from the cerebral cortex, spinal cord armatures, cerebellum, pontine encepontal, brainstem, etc. Therefore, the lesions in this part can be divided into peripheral nerves and central nerves according to the neuroanatomical relationship.

Vertigo of peripheral nerve disease is often accompanied by tinnitus, hearing loss, and nystagmus, which are unique peripheral forms, and vertigo of central nervous system disease has a specific brainstem form of nystagmus.

It's the feeling of dizziness, even the world turning, and the feeling of standing unsteadily.

Vertigo is a kind of illusion of movement or location caused by the body's impaired orientation to space, and it involves multiple disciplines. The vast majority of people experience this condition in their lifetime. Vertigo can be divided into true vertigo and pseudovertigo.

True vertigo is caused by a disorder of the eye, proprioception, or vestibular system, with a pronounced sensation of a foreign object or self-rotation. Pseudovertigo is mostly caused by systemic diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, anemia, uremia, drug poisoning, endocrine diseases and neurosis, etc., almost all of which have dizziness symptoms ranging from mild to severe.

Diseases that cause vertigo are as follows: benign episodic positional vertigo, inner ear vertigo, intracranial tumors (including pontine, cerebellar angioacoustic neuroma, brainstem tumors, cerebellar tumors), inner ear drug poisoning, vestibular neuronitis, brain infectious diseases (eg, labyrinthitis, pontine-cerebellar horn arachnoiditis, cerebellar cyst, brainstem encephalitis), multiple sclerosis, bulbar cavitation, motion sickness, head and neck trauma (eg, brain ** syndrome, brainstem contusion), cerebral vascular vertigo (eg, posterior circulation ischemia, dorsolateral bulbar syndrome), Cervical vertigo, migraine vertigo, epileptic vertigo, ocular vertigo, functional vertigo (more common in women due to autonomic dysfunction).

Vertigo is a common condition that can be divided into two main categories. True vertigo: for the patient to feel a sensation of spinning, swaying, floating in themselves or surrounding objects, accompanied by nausea, etc., pseudovertigo:

Commonly known as dizziness, it is caused by other pathologies, such as high blood pressure, and bad cervical spine.

1.Ear diseases: such as inner ear diseases.

2.Internal diseases: such as hypertension, hypotension, various cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, anemia, infection, poisoning, hypoglycemia and hyperlipidemia, cerebral arteriosclerosis, etc.

3.Colds: Sometimes colds can cause symptoms of dizziness.

4.Cervical spondylosis: Cervical spondylosis causes dizziness due to insufficient blood supply to the vertebral arteries.

5.Insomnia: Insomnia can often cause dizziness.

The occurrence of vertigo is called vertigo, which is generally divided into two parts, one is called central vertigo, and the other is peripheral vertigo.

Several common diseases that cause vertigo are colds, hypoglycemia, and hypoxia.

There is the vertebrobasilar VBA system, Meniere's syndrome, otolithiasis, and many more.

Vertigo is medically known as Meniere's disease.

DU young adult patients are the majority. Mild DAO can use medication to reduce the onset of vertigo and tinnitus. If.

Without early intervention**, the symptoms of Meniere's disease will become more severe, and the ability to control it with medication will become extremely limited as the number and severity of attacks increases, which is called "refractory Meniere's disease", which accounts for about 20% of the affected population.

"People use hearing, sight, and touch to obtain information about the external environment. After a long period of evolution, the various sensory organs of human beings are highly coordinated and cooperative. For example, in the inner ear there is an organ called the vestibular organ, which is responsible for sensing the balance of the body, such as the direction of movement and acceleration of the body.

There is also a specialized optic nerve in the eye to sense movement. These motor receptors are very sensitive, and they transmit the sensory movement information to the nerve center, which controls the body's appropriate response to the effects of exercise. When the amplitude or frequency of the movement is felt exceeds a certain appropriate value, the nerve center will cause people to feel uncomfortable, such as dizziness and nausea, which objectively prevents the current movement from continuing.

This is actually a self-protection mechanism, because large, high-frequency exercise may cause damage to the human body. After a long evolutionary process, this fact has been encoded into the DNA of humans. However, there are obvious individual differences in the strength of this self-protection mechanism, and some people are particularly sensitive, such as those who are prone to motion sickness; Some people are less sensitive, such as those who don't get motion sickness easily.

Another possible reason for motor vertigo is that when the frequency of motion is too high, the induction speed of various motor receptors is not exactly the same, resulting in differences or even contradictions in the movement signals sent to the nerve center, so the nerve center is at a loss and does not know which signal to believe, so it simply sends out vertigo instructions to make the body uncomfortable, so as to achieve the purpose of slowing down or even stopping the movement.

To sum up, the cause of 3D vertigo is roughly: the optic nerve feels a large and high-frequency movement, if the picture of the game is not so realistic, the nerve center will automatically identify the falsehood of the movement, and inhibit the nerve impulse from the vision, but because the picture is realistic, the nerve center believes that it is true, and at the same time other motor receptors (such as the ear vestibular organ) do not feel any movement, this situation is very contradictory and ominous for the nerve center, and there is a great unpredictability. Therefore, the nerve center strongly sends vertigo instructions, hoping that the human body will stop and get out of this ominous situation. ”

A cure for vertigo.

Composition: Bupleurum 15-25g, Skullcap 10g, Poria 10g, Cinnamon 10g, Codonopsis 12g

Atractylodes macrocephalus 10-20g, Banxia 10g, licorice 6g, ginger 3-6g, jujube 4.

One dose per day, decoction with water.

Indications: damp heat disturbance, dizziness caused by blinding Qingyang, drowsiness, or accompanied by chest and flank distension, stomach fullness, nausea and sluggishness, heavy fatigue, cold and heat, irritability and bitter mouth, thick tongue coating, and slippery pulse.

The vertigo caused by hypertension, arteriosclerosis, cervical spondylosis and inner ear vertigo is a damp heat syndrome, and some of the above symptoms have a good ** or relieve symptoms.

Those who are hot and heavy reuse Bupleurum; Those who are wet and heavy reuse atractylodes and add Ze Epsom; Those with strong neck pain are added to Qianghuo and Pueraria.

Theory: "Neijing" said "because of the wet head is like wrapping", Xiao Chai Hu Tang and Ling Guishu Gantang are both from Zhang Zhongjing's "Treatise on Typhoid Fever", Zhongjing pointed out that the two sides have the ability to cure "dizziness" and "dizziness". The combination of the two parties has the function of clearing dampness and heat, reducing turbidity and opening the body.

It has a good effect on the dizziness caused by dampness and heat disturbance and blinding of the clear yang.

Note: Please be under the guidance of a TCM practitioner**.