What is the best medicine for vertigo and tinnitus, and what is the best medicine for tinnitus?

There are several causes of vertigo and tinnitus. There may be atherosclerosis.

caused. If it is caused by atherosclerosis, it is mainly oral cibilin, vitamin E, and oral ginkgo biloba dripping pills can also be taken orally to improve blood circulation and soften blood vessels**; It can also be caused by stress, stress, or lack of sleep. Gamma oryzanol can be taken orally.

Calms the nerves and replenishes brain fluid.

and nourishing serum brain granules, which regulate the nerves **. There is also peripheral vertigo, which is caused by common diseases such as Meniere's disease.

Otolithiasis. and vestibular neuritis.

Dizziness is persistent in patients with Meniere's disease, and deafness may occur.

Tinnitus, can also appear visual rotation, most patients with mental stress or fatigue related to the onset of dizziness, dizziness symptoms are persistent, can last a few days to a week or so, mainly to give symptomatic **, can be oral cibilin and vertigo arrest**.

Patients with dizziness and tinnitus can take some drugs to improve dizziness and nutrition to treat the symptoms**, but it is not recommended that patients blindly take drugs, and it is recommended that they should first go to a specialist in a regular hospital to receive**, such as neurology, otolaryngology outpatient clinic, etc., which need to be found under the guidance of a doctor**, and adjust relevant drugs to intervene**.

Dizziness is just a very common clinical symptom, different diseases may cause patients to experience dizziness, and the methods of different diseases are completely different. For example, if the patient has dizziness and tinnitus due to Meniere's disease, some drugs can be used to nourish the nerves, improve circulation, and reduce labyrinthine edema.

If the patient has dizziness and tinnitus due to insufficient cerebral blood supply, some drugs that are anti-platelet aggregation, lipid regulating and stabilizing plaque, and improving cerebral circulation can be taken orally. In terms of diet, patients with dizziness and tinnitus should mainly eat a light diet.

Due to individual differences, there is no absolute best, fastest and most effective medication, except for commonly used over-the-counter drugs, the most appropriate drug should be selected under the guidance of a doctor in full combination with individual circumstances.

Some drugs may have a mild effect on tinnitus, including drugs that improve inner ear microcirculation, glucocorticoids, drugs that reduce blood viscosity and anticoagulants, and neurotrophic drugs.

Vasodilators, such as niacin, can potentially improve cochlear blood flow.

Anticoagulant medications, such as low-molecular-weight dextroside, can improve blood circulation in the inner ear.

Neurotrophic drugs, such as adenosine triphosphate.

Vitamin B1, etc., can help promote the regeneration of nerve fibers and restore their conduction function.

In addition, there is intratympanic administration of dexamethasone.

Some people with tinnitus, especially those with cochlear disease, can do so.

There are many causes of dizziness and tinnitus symptoms, and the first step is to distinguish whether vertigo is central or peripheral. It is also important to understand the causes and accompanying symptoms of dizziness, such as otogenic vertigo, which is often accompanied by tinnitus and hearing loss, and is common in Meniere's disease and inner ear injury. In the case of Meniere's syndrome, hearing will gradually decline as the condition develops.

It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for hearing function test and vestibular function test. If otogenic problems are ruled out, patients are advised to see a neurology department for a brain examination. Cervical spondylosis can also cause dizziness and tinnitus, so you'd better have a CT scan to see it.

Drugs**: vasodilators, antispasmodic and other drugs, commonly used such as petadine, cerebral prozine, cibilin, niacin, low molecular weight dextran, salvia tablets, 65 4-2, etc., or drugs that improve the energy metabolism of inner ear tissues, such as ATP, coenzyme A and other anticonvulsants, such as carbamazepine, cibilin and other nutritional drugs, such as vitamin B1, vitamin B 12, adenosine triphosphate, etc.

Because the prescriptions of various hospitals are different, the above drugs are basically prescription drugs, and they can be **, but they cannot be bought and eaten by themselves. Depending on your condition, the doctor will prescribe whichever medicine you take.

1.Oculogenic vertigo: non-motor illusion vertigo, which is characterized by a feeling of instability, worsened by excessive use of the eyes, and lessened by resting with the eyes closed.

Vertigo lasts for a short period of time, worsens when the eyes are open to see moving objects, and resolves or disappears when the eyes are closed. It is often accompanied by blurred vision, decreased vision, or diplopia. Visual acuity, fundus, and ocular muscle function tests are often abnormal, and there are no abnormal neurological findings.

2.Cardiovascular vertigo: vertigo due to hypertension is confirmed by blood pressure measurement.

Carotid sinus syndrome can cause episodic vertigo or syncope. Most of the triggers are factors that suddenly cause carotid artery compression, such as sharp neck turn, head bowing, and collar tightness.

3.Endocrine vertigo: Hypoglycemic vertigo often occurs before starvation or eating, lasts for tens of minutes to 1 hour, and the symptoms are relieved or disappear after eating, often accompanied by fatigue, and hypoglycemia can be found by checking blood sugar during the attack.

Thyroid dysfunction can also lead to vertigo, and the clinical balance disorder is the main one, and the relevant tests of thyroid function can confirm the diagnosis.

4.Dizziness caused by blood diseases: Leukemia, pernicious anemia, blood hypercoagulability, etc. can cause vertigo, which can be diagnosed by blood system tests.

5.Neurological vertigo: the patient's symptoms are diverse, dizziness is mostly pseudovertigo, often accompanied by headache, head swelling, heaviness, or insomnia, palpitations, tinnitus, anxiety, dreams, inattention, memory loss and other neurosis manifestations, no foreign object rotation or self-rotation, shaking.

For women over 45 years of age, attention should also be paid to distinguishing it from menopausal syndrome.

Finally, the author would like to remind you that for patients with vertigo, to understand their condition and make a reasonable choice, it is best to ask the doctor's opinion, I hope the above content will be helpful to everyone, and I hope you can be healthy.

If you don't have high blood sugar or high blood pressure, try not to use too hot water when taking a bath, because when you are older, your functions will be worse in all aspects, so you should pay attention to yourself. You can eat vertigo Ning, massage Baihui acupoints more every day, twice a day, 100 times a time.

The onset of vertigo should be immediately relieved by lying down, avoiding head movements, and staying quiet, which may be relieved in a short period of time. If the condition is repeated and severe, vertigo can be taken orally to eliminate dizziness, relax brain microcirculation and blood supply disorders, and cut off vertigo again**. I hope my answer will help you!

Diet** (1) Gastrodia stewed pork brain: 10 grams of gastrodia, 1 pig brain washed, put in a stew pot, add an appropriate amount of water, stew and serve in water. It is used to treat hyperactivity and vertigo on the liver.

2) May mugwort boiled eggs: May mugwort uses 45 grams, 30 grams of black beans, 2 eggs, and water to cook and serve. It is used to treat blood deficiency and dizziness.

3) Sheep's head astragalus soup: 1 sheep's head (including sheep brain), 20 grams of astragalus, decoction in water. It is used to treat kidney essence deficiency and dizziness.

Cervical vertigo** Cervical vertigo, also known as vertebral artery cervical spondylosis, is a common type of cervical spondylosis and is more common in older women who have both cervical spondylosis and arteriosclerosis. The human brain is mainly supplied by the carotid and vertebral arteries, and when the vertebral space narrows and the intervertebral foramen narrows, the vertebral arteries are compressed. In general, when the head is rotated, the blood supply to the vertebral artery is reduced by about 30%.

When there is cervical spondylosis accompanied by vascular stenosis caused by vertebral arteriosclerosis, head rotation can easily lead to severe insufficiency of blood supply to the brain, and symptoms of sudden dizziness or visual rotation and unsteady standing may occur. Others present with nausea and vomiting, dizziness that worsens when they get up or turn their head in bed, and are often misdiagnosed as having Meniere's syndrome. Patients with cervical vertigo may have mild tenderness next to the spinous process of the cervical spine; positive neck test; Lateral oblique view of the cervical spine shows bone hyperplasia, narrowing of the intervertebral space and foramina.

Patients usually have cervical spondylosis symptoms such as neck and shoulder pain.

At present, for cervical vertigo, drugs, massage, traction and other comprehensive drugs are mostly used. For example, during vertigo episodes, vasodilators can be used to improve blood circulation in the brain, and in more severe cases, some sedative and dizziness drugs can be used, and calcium ion antagonists can also be used. If you want to use physical ** such as massage, you must go to a regular hospital, otherwise it may aggravate the condition and even be dangerous due to improper techniques.

For multiple vertigo, surgery may be considered if medical and non-pharmacological treatments are ineffective.

The main measure to prevent cervical vertigo is to prevent sports injuries. For patients with cervical spondylosis with hypertension and arteriosclerosis, four inappropriate measures should be noted: it is not advisable to turn the head suddenly, the range of neck movement should not be too large, the force should not be too violent, and it is not appropriate to do cervical spine exercises that rotate the head and neck.

Try it with a pill of sibiline and see how it goes!