Inversion dizziness may be caused by changes in body position, cervical spine compression, etc. If the patient is accompanied by other uncomfortable symptoms, it is recommended that the patient do the relevant examination to identify the causes and then targeted treatment.
1. Change of body position: when the body is upright, the blood is concentrated in the lower half of the body, and after a sudden inversion, the blood of the body will circulate rapidly to the brain, and part of the patient’s brain will be congested, and the blood flow of heart regurgitation will increase, and the load will increase, causing the phenomenon of dizziness and light-headedness.
2. Cervical spine compression: When the patient is inverted, the range of neck support changes from the head to the body, which causes the cervical spine to be compressed and the cervical arteries to be compressed, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain and the phenomenon of dizziness.
If the phenomenon of dizziness is not relieved after inversion, the patient needs to go to the hospital in time for relevant treatment.