There are many causes of dizziness, such as poor rest, motion sickness, heat stroke, Meniere’s disease, blood pressure abnormalities, etc. Different causes, different treatments, and can be treated with general medication as prescribed by the doctor.
1. Poor rest: Dizziness can be caused by staying up late at night and poor sleep quality, and the symptoms can be relieved after resting.
2. Motion sickness: mostly occurs when taking cars, ships and other means of transportation, as well as riding roller coasters and other recreational facilities, patients may have nausea, dizziness, vomiting and other symptoms. Generally out of the uncomfortable environment, the symptoms can be gradually reduced, can also follow the doctor’s advice oral scopolamine, scopolamine and other drugs.
3. Heat stroke: the body heat production increases in hot weather, poor heat dissipation, easy to cause heat stroke, resulting in dizziness, nausea, fatigue, sweating and other phenomena. Should immediately go to a cool and ventilated place to rest, if possible, can use air conditioning, fans and other electrical appliances to dissipate heat, and appropriate supplemental water.
4. Meniere’s disease: It can cause recurrent episodes of rotational vertigo, and will be accompanied by hearing loss, tinnitus, ear stuffiness and other symptoms. Attention should be paid to rest during the attack, at the same time, can follow the doctor’s prescription oral scopolamine, diazepam, nimodipine, etc. to ease the discomfort.
5. Abnormal blood pressure: elevated or lowered blood pressure can cause dizziness. Need to measure blood pressure in time, hypertensive people need to take valsartan, captopril and other antihypertensive drugs, hypotensive people can drink a moderate amount of saline, or oral fludrocortisone, octreotide and other medications.
In addition, cervical spondylosis, hypoglycemia, etc. can also cause dizziness, if accompanied by other symptoms, you need to consult a doctor in a timely manner to identify the cause of the disease, and follow the doctor’s instructions for standardized treatment.