The causes of frequent dizziness in 60-year-olds are considered to be related to cerebrovascular disease, heart disease, hypertension or poor sleep, and should be analyzed in relation to the patient’s form of dizziness attacks, triggers and persistence. 1. 2. If the patient has hypertensive disease, unstable blood pressure control or the patient does not take medication regularly, it may lead to frequent episodes of dizziness and dizziness. 3, 60-year-old people often dizziness may also be caused by heart disease, such as patients have frequent premature ventricular beats or paroxysmal atrial fibrillation. When the ejection function of the heart is affected, it will lead to cardiogenic cerebral blood supply deficiency and episodes of dizziness, which may be accompanied by panic and palpitations.