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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is definitely not anemia. I've had this disease too, and the symptoms are exactly the same as yours, but more severe than yours. Friends say that it is Meniere's syndrome, and its symptoms are also very similar to Meniere's syndrome.
I went to the hospital to see a TCM specialist outpatient clinic, took Chinese medicine for a week, and then recovered, and now I have not had a seizure for 17 years. I asked the TCM specialist if it was Meniere's syndrome, and he smiled, but didn't say yes or no.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It may be anemia, or brain problems, you can go for a check-up
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Go to the hospital and have a look.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Don't be too anxious when you wake up, open your eyes for a few minutes to get used to it, get out of bed and lie down the same, don't be too anxious.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It's serious, go to the doctor, or you wake up and lie down for a while.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19You may have cervical spondylosis. There are many types of cervical spondylosis, and the clinical symptoms are complex, in addition to the swelling and pain of the neck and shoulder, it can cause soreness, pain, and numbness in the upper arms and fingers, and can also cause symptoms of the head and facial features, such as headache, migraine, vertigo, tinnitus, deafness, eye swelling, dizziness, inattention, insomnia, dreams, etc. I suggest you go to the hospital and have it checked out.
Also, adjust the bedding appropriately, such as the height of the pillow or the quality of the bed.
It may be hypotension.
It's best to get up in the morning and lie in bed for a little longer. >>>More
Hello, the patient's condition is considered to be a long-term bed rest after surgery, and the dizziness caused by a transient hypotensive reaction after waking up, it is recommended not to worry too much and anxiety, if the symptoms are severe, it is recommended to do some other corresponding examinations to see. and timely targeted treatment.
Do you have a diet before bed?
Also, do you live in the North or South? >>>More
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.