Why do you feel dizzy in rainy days?

Dizziness is a common symptom. In addition to the imbalance of ear pulp, there are many reasons, such as drug influence and arrhythmia. In the case of dizziness, in addition to rest as much as possible, eat less and eat more meals, and avoid greasy food, it will help to relieve discomfort. 1) dizziness is divided into the following three symptoms: 1. Everything is spinning-the patient will feel the scenery around him spinning, and he may also be spinning. 2. Top-heavy-I don't feel dizzy, but I always feel "top-heavy" and can't lift my spirits. 3. The previous black-I felt blurred vision and even lost consciousness temporarily. Most people with dizziness will be accompanied by nausea, nausea, loss of appetite and even vomiting. At this time, we should pay attention to diet, eat less and eat more meals, avoid greasy food, and take medicine before meals, which will help relieve symptoms. 2) Pay attention to persistent dizziness: 1. If dizziness is serious, you should stay in bed as much as possible, and get on and off the bed slowly, because the balance system needs time to adapt. On the contrary, if dizziness persists (especially for more than a month), it is necessary to keep proper exercise, because not doing too much activity at this time will degrade the body function and make the balance system out of balance, so you can't just lie still. 2. Dizziness should be checked for more than two weeks. If the problem still exists or is serious, you should see a doctor for further examination. The common acute dizziness will disappear in a week or two at most. If it exceeds, you should seek medical treatment as soon as possible. Patients usually have to check hemoglobin, blood pressure, heartbeat, blood sugar, etc. They may even have their hearing checked and their heads scanned by computer. 3) Why do you feel dizzy? The causes of dizziness are different, generally the following: 1. Middle ear and inner ear diseases-different ear problems can cause dizziness, such as otitis media and Meniere's disease. And the common cold virus can invade the inner ear, causing problems and even vomiting. 2. Drug action-some antihypertensive drugs, heart and diabetes drugs, and even drugs sensitive to cold may have this side effect. 3. Arrhythmia-heart causes dizziness caused by abnormal oxygen supply to the brain, among which slow heartbeat has more influence. 4. Chronic diseases-diabetes, tracheopathy, kidney disease, etc. It may also happen if it is not well controlled (such as hypoglycemia). 5. Anemia-during pregnancy or excessive menstrual flow in women will reduce the oxygen content in the blood, leading to dizziness. 6. Too high or too low blood pressure-too high or too low blood pressure will affect the brain and lead to dizziness.