Feeling dizzy every afternoon

The human body is a very complex structure. Some people's bodies react more obviously in the afternoon. Many people feel dizzy in the afternoon. When encountering this situation, many people think that they are too tired and have not rested enough, but in fact, this symptom is caused by qi and blood deficiency and anemia. So what should we do in this situation? Here are some solutions that hopefully will work for you.

It is more common in cases of qi and blood deficiency syndrome and dampness obstruction syndrome. For those with qi and blood deficiency, the symptoms can be alleviated after a night of recovery. However, during the day, the temperature, exercise, study, work and other activities will consume a certain amount of energy, especially for those who do mental work. Headaches caused by phlegm-dampness obstruction are often accompanied by a noticeable feeling of heaviness in the head.

1. Symptomatic treatment

1. Patients with severe anemia, the elderly, or anemia patients with cardiopulmonary insufficiency should receive red blood cell transfusion to correct anemia and improve the body's hypoxia;

2. Patients with acute massive blood loss should be promptly transfused with blood or red blood cells and plasma to quickly restore blood volume and correct anemia;

3. For patients with anemia and bleeding, different hemostatic treatments should be adopted according to the bleeding mechanism (e.g., platelet transfusion should be given for severe thrombocytopenia);

4. For patients with anemia and infection, anti-infection treatment should be given as appropriate;

5. For patients with anemia and other organ dysfunction, different supportive treatments should be given according to the different organs and the degree of dysfunction;

6. Patients with congenital hemolytic anemia who have received multiple blood transfusions and are complicated by hemochromatosis should be given iron chelation treatment.

2. Cause treatment

1. Iron deficiency anemia: iron supplementation and treatment of the primary disease causing iron deficiency;

2. Supplement folic acid or vitamin B12 for megaloblastic anemia;

3. Hemolytic anemia treated with glucocorticoids or splenectomy;

4. Splenectomy has a definite therapeutic effect on hereditary spherocytosis;

5. Hematopoietic stem cell dysplasia anemia is treated with stem cell transplantation;

6. For aplastic anemia, anti-lymphocyte (thymus) cell globulin, cyclosporine and hematopoietic positive regulatory factors (such as androgens, etc.) are used;

7. EPO is used for ACD and renal anemia;

8. Chemotherapy or radiotherapy is used for tumor anemia;

9. Immunosuppressants are used for immune-related anemia;

10. Treatment of primary diseases of various secondary anemias, etc.