Symptoms of dizziness and related problems

Dizziness

What are the symptoms of dizziness? How can they be treated? That dizziness is a sense of imbalance and confusion of the mind, which affects the sensory organs, especially the eyes and ears and may sometimes cause fainting and dizziness is not a disease, but rather exposure to many disorders and through this article, we will identify the causes of men and the treatment of dizziness.

Dizziness:

Rotation and imbalance may cause dizziness but both terms describe different symptoms.

• The rotor is characterized by a sense of rotation. The chamber was moving, and it may also be like a rotor.
• The imbalance is a loss of balance, but the feeling of dizziness is dizzy or faint.

Causes of dizziness and risk factors for injury:

There are approximately eighty possible causes of dizziness and there are some of the most common causes of dizziness:

Heart problems such as:

• Atrial fibrillation where irregularity or rapid heartbeat may cause impaired blood circulation and other cardiovascular problems.
• Irregular heart rate, ie, a rapid pace of heartbeat abnormally.
•  Low blood pressure: The medical term for hypotension is less than 90/60.
• Atherosclerosis: A condition in which the arteries become narrow and rigid due to the accumulation of plaque around the artery wall.
• Heart disease: refers to a number of heart conditions that include vascular disease, structural problems, and blood clots
• Problems with the brain and nerves:
• The rotor is a condition in which the individual feels dizzy and the chamber rotates and the rotor may occur as a result of a change in the position of the head.

Problems with the brain and nerves:

• Meir disease is a chronic disease in the inner ear, which causes dizziness, tinnitus, dizziness, and other symptoms and is accompanied by an abnormal accumulation of fluids in the middle ear.
• Dampritic strokes occur when a blood vessel carrying oxygen and feeding the brain is blocked either by clots or rupture.
• Fibromyalgia: A disorder characterized by extensive muscle and bone pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory problems, and mood.
• The post-traumatic disorder is a disorder in which a person recovers after experiencing a difficult experience or watching a terrible event.
• Post-concussion syndrome: A complex disorder in which various symptoms, such as vertigo and headaches, persist for weeks and sometimes months after the concussion injury.
• Elevation disease: also known as acute mountain sickness, a negative health effect caused by acute exposure to low amounts of oxygen at high altitudes.
• Migraine: A headache that is severe and often accompanied by nausea, sensitivity to light and sound
• Motion sickness: Motion sickness caused by travel
• Caffeine overdose: It can occur when consuming a lot of contaminants through food, drink or medicines

Problems related to ear, nose and throat:

• Common cold, a viral infection common in the nose and throat.
• Flu is a respiratory disease caused by the influenza virus.
• An infection in the middle ear is the air-filled area behind the eardrum.
• Tinnitus is a noise in the ear.

Other Common Causes of Dizziness:

• anaemia.
• Anxiety.
• Vitamin B12 deficiency.
• A sudden decrease in blood pressure.
• Increase in blood volume.
• Low blood sugar.
• Which may sometimes occur as a result of fever or as a side effect of a drug.

Symptoms of dizziness:

• rotation and feeling faint.
• A false sense of rotation.
• Instability.
• Loss of balance.

Some tips on how to deal with dizziness:

• To sit or lie down immediately when feeling dizzy and rest until it disappeared and this prevents the loss of balance, which may lead to the fall and injury.
• Use crutches when walking if necessary.
• Do more activities that improve balance like yoga.
• Avoid moving or changing the situation suddenly.

Avoid caffeine and tobacco as those ingredients may stimulate dizziness