Many women experience vertigo during menstruation, which can affect their normal work life in serious cases, commonly caused by lack of sleep, menstrual syndrome, hypotension, hypoglycemia, anemia, etc. 1. The common symptoms include general weakness, easy fatigue, drowsiness, drowsiness, dizziness, physical and mental restlessness, irritability, etc.; 3. Hypotension: hypotension tends to lead to insufficient blood supply to the brain, which in turn leads to vertigo, and bleeding during menstruation itself, which may aggravate the original symptoms; 4. Hypoglycemia: hypoglycemia patients, because of low blood sugar, the cells in the brain cannot get Because of the low blood sugar, the brain cells cannot get enough energy supply, they may have transient brain dysfunction and vertigo, and generally have symptoms such as panic, weakness, hand trembling, etc.; 5, anemia: the concentration of hemoglobin in the blood of anemic patients is reduced, and the oxygen-carrying capacity decreases, so the brain cells do not get enough oxygen and blood supply, and then vertigo, weakness, pallor and other symptoms may occur. Menstruating women should pay attention to keeping warm, eat more blood-supplementing foods such as animal liver, and go outdoors for exercise to relax and keep their moods relaxed.