Understanding Dizziness, Palpitations, and Headaches: A Neurological Perspective
Headache, dizziness, and increased heart rate? Hello Doctor, about a year and a half ago, I had a severe cold, after which I began experiencing symptoms of premature ventricular contractions. I underwent an echocardiogram, which showed normal results, but the arrhythmia has persi...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Based on your description: You mentioned symptoms of dizziness, which may need to consider a drop in blood pressure or cerebral vasoconstriction leading to reduced cerebral blood flow, resulting in cerebral hypoxia. Syncope is more likely to occur when a person is standing. Many ...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness, Palpitations, and Headaches: A Neurological Perspective
Understanding Post-Concussion Symptoms: When to Seek Medical Help
Dizziness, headache, weakness in the limbs, and a lightheaded feeling..? On December 17, I was hit on the head by a friend, resulting in swelling and bruising on my forehead. After some time, I began to experience headaches and dizziness. When I went to the emergency room, the do...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Based on your description: First, it is important to consider the symptoms of syncope, with the most common causes being reflex syncope: excessive stimulation of the vagus nerve, which leads to bradycardia and decreased cardiac output. This can occur when transitioning from a sup...[Read More] Understanding Post-Concussion Symptoms: When to Seek Medical Help
Dealing with Dizziness and Imbalance: When to Seek Medical Help
If you are experiencing dizziness and a sense of imbalance, it is important to take the following steps: 1. **Sit or Lie Down**: Find a safe place to sit or lie down to prevent falls and injuries. 2. **Stay Hydrated**: Drink water to ensure you are not dehydrated, as dehydration...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, there are many factors that can cause dizziness, such as anemia, autonomic dysfunction, and inner ear imbalance (which typically causes a spinning sensation). It is advisable to first rule out anemia or fluid deficiency that may lead to insuffici...[Read More] Dealing with Dizziness and Imbalance: When to Seek Medical Help
Understanding Dizziness and Unreality: A Neurological Perspective
Dizziness and derealization syndrome? Hello, Doctor! I need to start from October 31st. On that day, I had an ear infection (I have never had one before). At that time, I didn't experience dizziness. By November 2nd, the pain from the ear infection had decreased, but I felt ...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Based on your description, the treatment for vertigo typically involves prescribing antihistamine anti-vertigo medications along with anxiolytics, which are usually effective in alleviating symptoms. However, these medications can often lead to neurological side effects, causing ...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness and Unreality: A Neurological Perspective
Understanding Inner Ear Issues: Dizziness, Imbalance, and Tinnitus Explained
Inner ear issues One night, I woke up suddenly in the middle of my sleep and opened my eyes to a spinning sensation that lasted for a few minutes. Since that incident, I have felt different throughout the day, experiencing a constant sense of floating, regardless of whether I am ...
Dr. Hong Weibin Reply:
Hello, thank you for your inquiry. Your description of symptoms is very detailed. Dizziness can generally be classified into peripheral dizziness (caused by issues in the inner ear or the eighth cranial nerve) and central dizziness (caused by problems in the brainstem or cerebell...[Read More] Understanding Inner Ear Issues: Dizziness, Imbalance, and Tinnitus Explained
Sudden Dizziness and Nausea: Could Computer Use Be the Cause?
Sudden dizziness and nausea? I usually have a habit of using the computer, and on weekends, I often go to bed between 11 PM and 1 AM. Just yesterday, after I finished taking a shower (I dried my hair but didn't use a blow dryer), I suddenly felt dizzy when I lay down. After ...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Based on your description, it is possible that the symptoms of dizziness are caused by benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), which occurs when turning the head or rising from a lying position. This is due to the displacement of otoliths into the posterior semicircular cana...[Read More] Sudden Dizziness and Nausea: Could Computer Use Be the Cause?
Persistent Dizziness and Pain: Should You See a Specialist?
Dizziness and vertigo? Hello, I had a car accident two years ago, and the doctor said that the X-ray showed no issues. The dizziness I experienced was attributed to impaired balance function (I have no memory of that day). However, the small bump on my head has not gone away, and...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, there are many factors that can cause symptoms of dizziness, such as anemia, autonomic dysfunction, and inner ear imbalance. Since your symptoms occurred two years after the car accident, they are likely less related to the accident. It is import...[Read More] Persistent Dizziness and Pain: Should You See a Specialist?
Understanding Abdominal Pain and Vision Issues: A Neurological Perspective
Severe abdominal pain causing fainting, resulting in a bruise on the chin? I am small in stature, standing at 155 cm and weighing 45 kg. I experience symptoms such as seeing many colorful dots when looking at dark places or closing my eyes, similar to television static, and somet...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the symptoms of dizziness and blackening of vision may indicate vertigo, which could be caused by conditions such as anemia, autonomic nervous system dysfunction, or inner ear imbalance. It is advisable to first rule out anemia or dehydration tha...[Read More] Understanding Abdominal Pain and Vision Issues: A Neurological Perspective
Understanding Postural Dizziness: Causes and Treatment Options
Positional vertigo Hello, doctor! About two years ago, one night I suddenly felt dizzy and experienced vertigo when getting out of bed. The hospital diagnosed it as an ear-related issue, and I had continuous vertigo for about four days. In the following two months, I experienced ...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
Postural vertigo may gradually improve, but it can recur after some time due to underlying microstructural issues. Therefore, the diagnosis should be confirmed through clinical symptoms and physical examination. Aortic valve insufficiency may lead to dizziness; however, I persona...[Read More] Understanding Postural Dizziness: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Dizziness: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Regarding the issue of dizziness? Hello, Doctor! About a year ago, I experienced dizziness and consulted a neurologist. The doctor conducted a series of physical tests and an EEG, indicating that there were no issues. The dizziness lasted for about a month before improving. Howev...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) should be considered first. The symptoms are characterized by brief episodes of dizziness related to changes in head position, such as bending over, tilting back, lying down, getting up, turning over, o...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Two Weeks of Dizziness: Understanding Neurological Symptoms and Treatment
Dizziness for two weeks? I have been experiencing dizziness for two weeks now, and I have seen a doctor who diagnosed me with vertigo. My symptoms are that I feel fine when I wake up in the morning, but once I get to school and start my first or second class, I begin to feel dizz...
Dr. Yang Shenggong Reply:
Hello, Yuki: Based on your description, your condition seems to be paroxysmal dizziness, accompanied by 1) occasional headaches and 2) a leftward tilt of the body that has persisted for 3-4 years. You are concerned whether the past use of antiepileptic medication may have caused ...[Read More] Two Weeks of Dizziness: Understanding Neurological Symptoms and Treatment
Understanding Dizziness: Possible Links to Sleep Apnea and Other Conditions
Dizziness, I apologize for the previous text? Hello Doctor, on April 21st of this year, you asked me if I have sleep apnea. Seven years ago, I was diagnosed with sleep apnea, and the doctor recommended that I use a CPAP machine. I used it for a month but stopped. Could my persist...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the physician's professional judgment requires a complete medical history and examination data. If you plan to change healthcare facilities, comprehensive medical information is essential. This ensures continuity of care. I suggest you prepa...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness: Possible Links to Sleep Apnea and Other Conditions
Feeling Dizzy and Nauseous: Which Specialist Should You See?
Dizziness and nausea? It's been almost a week, and I feel heavy-headed and light-footed, somewhat like being drunk or seasick. My head feels a bit foggy, but it's not very pronounced; I don't experience vertigo when looking at things, but I do feel a bit dizzy at t...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
There are many causes of dizziness, and it is essential for a physician to carefully understand the patterns, characteristics of occurrence, and the patient's medical history, including factors such as colds, infections, medications, trauma, sleep, stress, and past medical h...[Read More] Feeling Dizzy and Nauseous: Which Specialist Should You See?
Understanding Dizziness and Nausea: When to See a Neurologist
Headache with nausea? Hello doctor, I have been experiencing sudden dizziness and nausea over the past few days, but I do not have any symptoms of a cold or heatstroke. Which specialty should I consult for this?
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Based on your description, it may be necessary to consider common types of vertigo. The patient's dizziness occurs when turning the head, tilting the head back, or getting up from a lying position. It is recommended to first rehydrate or consult a neurologist for further eva...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness and Nausea: When to See a Neurologist
Navigating the Challenges of Unexplained Neurological Symptoms in Teens
Perplexed parents Dear Dr. Lan, I have a 17-year-old daughter who experienced a sudden fainting episode last April. It was a hot day, and she left home without breakfast because she was in a hurry to meet her teacher. Shortly after leaving, she called to inform me that she was f...
Dr. Lan Shengxing Reply:
Dear Dabby, I didn't see anyone, but generally, at this time, we believe that parents should patiently accompany their children in receiving treatment, rather than constantly seeking different tests and treatments. I would like to recommend Dr. Li Jiayan to you; I believe Dr...[Read More] Navigating the Challenges of Unexplained Neurological Symptoms in Teens
Experiencing Unexplained Sensations of Motion: Possible Neurological Causes
It feels like there are aftershocks, but my body is not moving? Hello, doctor. Recently, I have been experiencing a sensation of swaying, similar to being on a boat. This occurs whether I am sitting, lying down, or walking, but my body feels normal. The episodes usually last from...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, there are many factors that can cause symptoms of dizziness, such as anemia, autonomic dysfunction, and inner ear imbalance. Recently, the weather has been warmer, so it is important to rule out dehydration as a cause of insufficient cerebral cir...[Read More] Experiencing Unexplained Sensations of Motion: Possible Neurological Causes
Understanding Persistent Dizziness and Balance Issues: A Neurology Perspective
Dizziness and a sense of imbalance? Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing dizziness for over two years. I previously underwent a brain MRI, balance tests, and hearing assessments in the ENT department, all of which showed no abnormalities. The dizziness occurs whenever I stand, ...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
You can consult a neurologist. If the dizziness is caused by tension-type headaches, the examinations may appear normal. However, the physician can prescribe some medications to help alleviate the symptoms. If the feeling of imbalance is indeed related to an underlying neurologic...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Dizziness and Balance Issues: A Neurology Perspective
Managing Dizziness and Nausea: Understanding Neurological Symptoms
Dizziness and nausea? In the morning, when I try to get out of bed but end up staying in bed longer, I experience brief dizziness and a feeling of nausea when I turn over. After getting up, while standing at the edge of the bed and bending down to arrange the blankets, I suddenly...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) should be considered first. The characteristic symptoms include brief episodes of dizziness related to changes in head position, such as bending over, tilting backward, lying down, getting up, rolling o...[Read More] Managing Dizziness and Nausea: Understanding Neurological Symptoms
Understanding Occasional Dizziness: Causes and Solutions
Occasional dizziness? Hello Doctor: Sometimes I experience dizziness, about once or twice a month. The position when it occurs varies; sometimes I'm standing, sometimes sitting, and even lying down at night while sleeping. However, it happens without any sudden significant c...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) should be considered first. The characteristic symptoms include brief episodes of dizziness related to changes in head position, such as bending over, tilting back, lying down, getting up, rolling over,...[Read More] Understanding Occasional Dizziness: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Dizziness and Weakness: Symptoms and Prevention Tips
Dizziness, numbness throughout the body, and generalized weakness? I often experience sudden dizziness, numbness throughout my body, and a lack of strength. Then I squat down and lean against the wall, and after a while, I feel better. What could these symptoms indicate? Could it...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
There are several possibilities: one is benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), which is triggered by changes in position or certain movements; another is abnormal electrical discharges in the brain, leading to symptoms in the head and body; and the last is anxiety-induced s...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness and Weakness: Symptoms and Prevention Tips