Diabetic vertigo symptoms?

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Normal brain function depends on appropriate cerebral blood flow and blood oxygen and glucose levels. To maintain normal brain function, it mainly depends on normal blood glucose supply. Therefore, if diabetic patients encounter persistent and severe dizziness, they should be alert to the possible risks. Diabetic vertigo symptoms? Let's talk about it.

Diabetic vertigo symptoms?

The first situation: pay attention to whether there is hypoglycemia, diabetic patients with high or low blood sugar can appear dizziness and weakness and other symptoms, but the harm of hypoglycemia is more obvious, the degree of harm depends on the degree of decline of blood sugar value, the speed of decline and the duration of hypoglycemia. Therefore, in the process of diabetes treatment, especially in patients with insulin, when dizziness occurs, we must pay special attention to the occurrence of hypoglycemia events, and timely treatment. Therefore, once dizziness, especially should monitor night blood sugar, beware of hypoglycemia.

The second situation: blood sugar rises sharply. Some patients with diabetes can suddenly increase blood sugar in a short time due to infection, trauma, diarrhea, vomiting, or eating a lot of sweets, automatic drug withdrawal, reducing drug dose and other reasons. If the rising speed is too fast, it may cause dizziness. It's going up faster, and it's even life-threatening. In order to change this situation, we should keep the habit of regular monitoring of blood glucose. If we find that blood glucose rises sharply, we should see whether we have these problems according to the above reasons, and solve them under the guidance of doctors.

The third situation: diabetes patients with hypertension and hypertension usually develop rapidly and have serious consequences. The most common manifestation of hypertension is dizziness. Therefore, once found dizziness, exclude the above two cases, we must test their blood pressure to see if their blood pressure is abnormal. For diabetic patients who already know that they have hypertension, we should consider whether the dosage of antihypertensive drugs used is too large, resulting in low blood pressure.

matters needing attention

Pay attention to whether there are cerebrovascular diseases, such as cerebral infarction, coronary heart disease, arrhythmia and cerebral arteriosclerosis. If there are these diseases, patients can appear dizziness due to the lack of blood flow and oxygen glucose in the brain. Especially in patients with diabetes mellitus and hypertension, we should pay attention to the occurrence of cerebrovascular disease. Therefore, once there is continuous dizziness, it is best to do ECG, head CT examination. Take the necessary medicine in time.