Why do I get dizzy so often?

Vertigo can usually be caused by dysfunction of the inner ear: diseases of the inner ear with a clear cause: inflammation, drug intoxication, trauma, syphilis, poor circulation.

Disorders of unknown cause: Meniere's disease, sudden deafness with vertigo, benign epiphysical cephalic vertigo. Auditory nerve:

Neuritis, shingles, ossicular fractures, acoustic neuroma. Central brainstem diseases: arterial insufficiency, glioma, multiple sclerosis, etc.

Cerebellar diseases: hemorrhage, infarction, tumors. Brain Disorders:

Epilepsy, tumors. Chronic cerebrovascular insufficiency of optic organs: ophthalmoplegia, refractive abnormalities.

Neck: cervical muscular, cervical spondylosis, carotid sinus syndrome, posterior cervical sympathetic syndrome. Psychogenicity:

Psychosomatic, high-altitude vertigoPsychoneurotic: psychosis, neurosis.

Systemic: circulatory diseases (hypertension, hypotension, orthostatic dysregulation, arteriosclerosis), metabolic diseases (diabetes, hyperlipidemia), anemia, autonomic disorders, menopausal syndrome, etc. Other:

Nasal diseases, dental diseases.

There are many types of diseases that cause vertigo, and the causes of different diseases are different. According to the different lesion sites, it can be roughly divided into two categories: peripheral vertigo and central vertigo. Central vertigo is caused by brain tissue and cranial nerve diseases, such as acoustic neuroma, cerebrovascular lesions, etc., accounting for about 30% of the total number of vertigo patients.

Peripheral vertigo accounts for about 70% of cases, and most peripheral vertigo is associated with ear disease. Peripheral vertigo episodes are often accompanied by cochlear symptoms (changes in hearing, tinnitus) and autonomic symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and cold sweats. Some diseases can reverse vertigo and resolve on its own.

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. According to statistics, vertigo accounts for 5% of internal medicine outpatients and 15% of otolaryngology outpatients.

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.

Have you ever checked the reason carefully and seen a Chinese medicine doctor?

Frequent feeling of vertigo, generally peripheral vertigo, central vertigo, systemic vertigo, and vertigo caused by psychiatric factors, the specific causes are as follows:

1. The common reason is that the vestibular nerve dysfunction is caused by fatigue, fatigue, often poor sleep at night, poor sleep quality, resulting in paroxysmal vertigo, common otolithiasis and vestibular neuronitis.

2. Anxiety and depression symptoms caused by fatigue and fatigue, as well as vertigo caused by psychological factors, are generally peripheral.

3. Systemic vertigo, infections, colds and other diseases can also cause vertigo symptoms.

4. There is a type of cervical spondylosis called cervical vertigo, which is because the cervical spine compresses the blood vessels, causing insufficient blood supply to the vertebral arteries, causing transient vertigo with the rotation of the head, which is peripheral, systemic and mental.

5. Central vertigo, the common cause is caused by vascular sclerosis, insufficient cerebral blood supply, and transient vertigo often occurs.

Unstable blood pressure can be one of the causes of vertigo, and both high and low blood pressure can lead to impaired blood supply to blood vessels.

Heart diseases such as insufficient blood supply to the heart, irregular heart rate, and myocardial ischemia can cause symptoms such as dizziness and chest tightness, especially in the elderly.

If the brain supply is insufficient, dizziness, chest tightness and shortness of breath will also be directly related to whether the lung function is normal, especially if you have asthma and other tracheal diseases.

If there is a lesion in the brain, the most direct feeling is dizziness and headache, so people should focus on brain examination in the physical examination, and the carotid artery should not be missed.

Problems with eye health can also cause vertigo, such as eye arteriosclerosis and eye bleeding.

In general, dizziness occurs with anemia. It is a lack of blood supply to the brain, which is prone to this feeling. This can also be the case with other diseases and conditions. It depends on what your situation is.

There are many causes of vertigo, including peripheral vertigo and central vertigo.