It's cold, tinnitus, and everything is spinning. Be careful not to get dizzy.

When the cold current struck, the weather suddenly cooled down, and the number of people suffering from dizziness increased greatly, most of whom were elderly people. The doctor pointed out that dizziness is mostly caused by warning signals in the body. If you often feel top-heavy, sudden tinnitus, or transient hearing loss in your life, and the symptoms last for more than 3 days, you should go to the neurology department and otolaryngology department of the hospital for further examination in time to avoid the deterioration of dizziness symptoms and endanger your health.

The temperature plummeted, and patients with tinnitus and dizziness increased, and most of them were elderly people. Chen Guangchao, director of the Cochlear Implant Center of Yadong Hospital in New Taipei City and an otolaryngologist, pointed out that the temperature difference between morning and evening has increased significantly recently, many of which are due to dizziness. I feel dizzy and nauseous at the slightest movement. At the onset, they mistakenly thought that there was a precursor to a stroke and were frightened.

Due to the large temperature difference, dizziness occurs repeatedly.

Clinically, vertigo refers to the comprehensive symptoms of dizziness, which can be divided into peripheral vertigo and central vertigo. The inner ear is a peripheral organ, such as Mesnier's disease and vestibular neuritis, which can cause dizziness. Central vertigo may be caused by cerebrovascular diseases, such as small stroke, tumor and neurodegenerative diseases.

Basically, dizziness is often accompanied by discomfort such as ear tightness and tinnitus, or a feeling of ear tightness. When you find dizziness, you should immediately stop your work and choose the most comfortable posture to rest. If nausea and vomiting persist, it is suggested to use sublingual antiemetic drugs and anti-vertigo drugs first, and send them to the hospital for treatment, and pay attention to keeping warm to reduce the recurrence of dizziness.