How does nose not block giddy to return a responsibility?

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With the acceleration of the pace of life, the pressure of work, life and other aspects brings us a sense of suffocation, and all kinds of diseases also emerge quietly. Vertigo is the second most common clinical symptom after pain, and it is more and more regardless of men and women, old and young. When vertigo attacks, patients are extremely uncomfortable and accompanied by serious fear, which poses a great threat to their health, Urgent need for medical staff to help solve. So let's find out what's the matter with the nose not blocked and dizziness??

How does nose not block giddy to return a responsibility?

First: dizziness is a clinical symptom, but it is not an independent disease. There are many kinds of dizziness. It is a symptom that can touch many diseases and involve many systems of the human body. It is a relatively broad concept. Its clinical manifestations are complex and diverse, including dizziness, dizziness, unconsciousness, etc.

Second: clinically, patients often confuse these symptoms. In fact, vertigo is different from dizziness and unconsciousness. Vertigo is a symptom with more clinical diagnosis specificity. It is a subjective symptom. It is the body's directional sensory disorder or balance sensory disorder of spatial relationship, also known as motor illusion. When patients open their eyes, they have the illusion of the surrounding scenery rotating, up and down shaking or moving left and right, while when they close their eyes, they have the illusion of their own rotation or shaking, often accompanied by imbalance, nystagmus, finger deviation, nausea, vomiting, pale complexion, sweating, pulse and blood pressure changes, and even accompanied by hyperactivity and frequent defecation.

Third: peripheral vertigo refers to the inner ear labyrinth or vestibular nerve lesions caused by vertigo, accounting for more than 70% of vertigo. This kind of vertigo is mostly related to otorhinolaryngological diseases. The common ones are benign positional vertigo (commonly known as otolith), Meniere's disease (Meniere's disease), labyrinthitis, drug-induced vertigo (caused by streptomycin or gentamicin) and vestibular neuritis. Therefore, the patients with vertigo should first go to the Department of otolaryngology.

matters needing attention

When your nose is not ventilated, don't think about using an antiallergic drug. You need to go to the hospital to see what kind of rhinitis causes this kind of "difficult to breathe" trouble.