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Anonymous users2024-01-24According to your description, it is not excluded or caused by anemia, abnormal blood pressure, cervical spondylosis, otolithiasis, or cerebral insufficiency. Suggestion: It is recommended to do a blood routine, blood pressure, cervical spine radiograph, etc., to determine the cause and then carry out drug treatment. Usually pay attention to rest, I hope it will help you!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hello according to your description it should be a cervical spine problem.
Generally, because people have been lying down and sleeping all night, our blood has been accustomed to this upper and lower height circulation, and we are together in the morning, the upper and lower height difference is immediately adjusted to the highest, and there will be a temporary lack of blood supply, so people are a little dizzy.
Generally, because people have been lying down and sleeping all night, our blood has been accustomed to this upper and lower height circulation, and we are together in the morning, the upper and lower height difference is immediately adjusted to the highest, and there will be a temporary lack of blood supply, so people are a little dizzy.
Generally, because people have been lying down and sleeping all night, our blood has been accustomed to this upper and lower height circulation, and we are together in the morning, the upper and lower height difference is immediately adjusted to the highest, and there will be a temporary lack of blood supply, so people are a little dizzy.
If you have dizziness, fatigue, or paleness, you should go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is blood in the basin. In a healthy state, the amount of hematopoietic tissue in the elderly, as well as the quality and quantity of hematopoiesis, have decreased.
After a night's sleep, the body's blood sugar concentration will drop quite a bit. If you are dizzy, you can eat some sweets after waking up to increase your blood sugar concentration. >>>More