What happened when I suddenly got dizzy?

It must be checked, and the sooner the better. Some specific diseases can only be detected at the onset of the disease.

I personally think that the possible reasons (personal opinion only).

One. If you use a stove, you may be caused by gas poisoning.

Two. May be caused by anemia. or high blood pressure. (I don't know if some of you are older, but there are more and more young people now).

Three. It is a hateful cervical spondylosis, a cervical spondylosis that is easy to work by sitting there for a long time, and severe cervical spondylosis can lead to fainting, dizziness and other symptoms.

Are you saying that there is a fire in your living room? Are you sure the gas lines are clear? Is it caused by a gas problem?

If you haven't been like this before. I feel like I might be mild gas poisoning!

If this happens often. I have to go to the hospital for a check-up!

You may be caused by gas poisoning, it is recommended that it is best to press the chimney on the stove to avoid causing similar things to happen.

Hurry up and go to the hospital. Just looking at your current description of the symptoms is not enough to accurately determine what is wrong. Let's go to the hospital for a detailed examination.

It is better to go to the hospital for a check-up by yourself, which is safer and rest assured, after all, the body is important.

There are many reasons for sudden dizziness, but there are many of them, so you should go to the hospital for a check-up.

Let's go to the hospital first! Usually, you can improve your diet and replenish your qi and blood.

I recommend you to take a fancy to the Riba people's "It's better to seek medical treatment than yourself".

- - Poor health. Plus long hours of sitting. Suddenly stood up. It's normal.

It won't be starvation, go eat. If you are not hungry, you should see a doctor as soon as possible.

This is because diseases of many organ systems can cause sudden loss of consciousness, such as brain diseases, among which epilepsy is more common. If you have a history of these conditions in the past, or if you have a similar patient in your family, or if you have a history of febrile seizures or jaundice as a child, the diagnosis is more likely. But there are many types of epilepsy, and not all of them resemble the familiar grand mal seizures, but they can also be localized or petit mal seizures.

There may also be cerebrovascular diseases, such as cerebral vascular sclerosis, thrombotic cavity cerebral infarction. If you have a history of hyperlipidemia, you should pay attention to it, and dysuria or constipation can induce cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and the incidence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases tends to be younger.

There may also be diseases of other systems, such as hypertension, hypotension, diabetes, hypoglycemia, etc., which should be determined according to the comprehensive judgment of the accompanying symptoms of fainting and clinical auxiliary examinations.

In addition, if you are a man, have you urinated before, men are prone to urinary syncope after urinating, which is related to nerve reflexes and is not in the way.