Why do I feel dizzy when my head shakes?

As the temperature we live in gradually rises and with the gradual arrival of summer, high temperatures are gradually coming, making our living environment in a very high temperature state. Therefore, when some people work in a high temperature environment, the body will produce a series of maladaptive symptoms, which will add a lot of burden to our body. So let us understand what is the situation when we feel dizzy when our head shakes.

1. Cerebral vasospasm caused by overwork. Neuralgia caused by this. Please pay more attention and take care of it.

2. Overuse of eyes and brain, frequent relaxation is the possible cause of anemia.

3. The most likely one is a condition called juvenile cerebrovascular disease, if your headache is accompanied by the pain of blood vessels beating. Then let me introduce you to a very effective and cheap method: treatment with GABA and vitamin B6. It works very well.

It is considered to be a vascular tension headache, which is mostly caused by study stress, fatigue, lack of sleep, insufficient blood supply to the head, etc. It is recommended that you pay attention to rest, combine work and rest, and ensure adequate sleep. If the condition does not improve, it is recommended to go to the hospital for blood tests and brain CT scans to confirm the diagnosis.

It is commonly caused by neuralgia, and it does not rule out the possibility of insufficient blood supply to the brain. It is generally not a manifestation of cervical spondylosis, and cervical spondylosis is not inherited. Please go to the hospital's neurology department for examination, do a head CT scan to rule out brain lesions, and do a transcranial Doppler ultrasound to confirm or rule out insufficient blood supply to the brain. If there are no problems in the examination, under the guidance of a local doctor, you can receive acupuncture, massage, and physical therapy, take Zhennaoning capsules orally, or receive Chinese medicine treatment under the local Chinese medicine practitioner's diagnosis and treatment theory.

Foods that don't trigger pain are unlikely to cause headaches or other painful conditions. These foods include: brown rice, cooked or dried fruit: cherries, bayberries, pears, prunes (but not citrus fruits, apples, bananas, peaches or tomatoes), cooked green, yellow and orange vegetables: artichokes, asparagus, broccoli, beets, green leafy vegetables, lettuce, spinach, beans, zucchini, tapioca and taro.