After pregnancy, dizziness may occur due to hormonal fluctuations in the body, in addition to abnormal blood sugar, abnormal blood pressure, etc., usually seen in the following cases: 1, early pregnancy reaction: dizziness is one of the common early pregnancy reactions, and the fluctuations of hormone levels in the body, most pregnant women in about 6 weeks of menopause early pregnancy reaction, 12 weeks after the gradual relief disappeared; 2, hypoglycemia: after pregnancy Metabolic capacity is strengthened, the metabolic rate is faster, and at the same time to meet the growth needs of the fetus, prone to hypoglycemia induced dizziness, this situation should pay attention to eating on time, around the pocket can always have some candy, nuts and other small snacks, timely supplementation when there is discomfort to relieve the symptoms; 3, anemia: with the growth of the fetus, the demand for nutrients is increasing, if pregnant women do not pay attention to nutritional supplements, it is easy to anemia. It is easy to anemia, moderate to severe anemia will appear dizziness, weakness and other symptoms, this situation should pay attention to clarify the type and degree of anemia, timely correction of anemia, common during pregnancy is iron deficiency anemia, need targeted oral iron to help improve anemia; 4, abnormal blood pressure: low blood pressure or hypertension may lead to dizziness. After pregnancy, the placental circulation is established, blood redistribution leads to a drop in blood pressure, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain, thus inducing dizziness, in addition to the more common gestational hypertension, the increase in blood pressure leads to cerebral vascular spasm, which also easily leads to insufficient blood supply dizziness; 5, fetal compression: late pregnancy, the fetus gradually increases, the uterus also increases, the enlarged uterus will compress the abdominal aorta and pelvic vessels, resulting in venous The enlarged uterus will compress the abdominal aorta and pelvic vessels, resulting in impaired venous return and inadequate arterial blood supply, secondary to inadequate cerebral blood supply, thus inducing dizziness; 6. Some pregnant women with poor rest and poor sleep quality may also experience dizziness, which requires targeted conditioning, more rest, and more calming foods such as millet and milk, which can help improve sleep quality.