Which diseases should vertigo be differentiated from?

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In our daily life, we often feel dizzy suddenly for some reason. For example, if you squat too long and suddenly stand up, you will feel black in front of your eyes and feel dizzy, or if you get up too fast one morning, you will feel dizzy, or if you watch the computer and mobile phone for too long, you will suddenly feel dizzy, etc. So, what are the causes of vertigo? How to judge is it true vertigo? What kinds of vertigo are there? Now, let's have a look.

Which diseases should vertigo be differentiated from?

The first is: vertigo is the most common disease in our daily life. With the aging of population, the incidence rate of this disease is increasing. Vertigo is the general name of dizziness and dizziness. There are many reasons for vertigo. For example, when the head changes, there will be transient vertigo, which usually lasts for a few seconds. When the head is fixed, dizziness will disappear. Patients with otitis media will also have sudden vertigo, and some will have drug poisoning vertigo and so on. In our life, there are many situations that can cause vertigo, we should pay more attention.

Second: if we often feel vertigo, we should do some necessary examinations, including vestibular function examination, hearing function examination, imaging examination: head CT, MRI, etc. to see if there are head space occupying, ischemic or hemorrhagic diseases. Can also do other medical examination: including blood pressure, ECG, biochemical examination, etc.

Third: vertigo is divided into true vertigo and false vertigo, true vertigo refers to the eye or vestibular system disease caused, will feel in rotation. Pseudo vertigo refers to vertigo caused by systemic diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, cerebrovascular disease, etc. these diseases almost all have dizziness symptoms of varying degrees,

matters needing attention

The clinical manifestations of vertigo are complex and diverse, related to a variety of disciplines, dozens of diseases. In our daily life, we should actively prevent and control the primary disease. If there are symptoms, we should go to the hospital as soon as possible, so as not to delay the disease.