If a patient has dizziness and headache after getting up from sleep, the following causes should be considered: firstly, if the dizziness, dizziness and headache are mild, it should be considered to be caused by some chronic diseases, such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia, cerebral blood supply deficiency, cerebral arteriosclerosis or because of poor sleep quality during the patient’s night sleep and brain nerve function disorder. It is also possible that the patient snores at night, which causes the patient’s brain to be in a state of lack of oxygen and causes dizziness, dizziness and headache; secondly, if the patient gets up from sleep, if the dizziness and headache are heavy, some diseases should be considered, such as vestibular paroxysm or migrainous vertigo; thirdly, if the patient has dizziness and headache, accompanied by unstable walking and ataxia, it should be considered as acute cerebrovascular disease, such as cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage.