What is the reason for dizziness when getting up in the morning

Many people have experienced dizziness, especially when getting up in the morning. This dizziness is directly related to getting up too quickly. If you are a middle-aged or elderly person, you should be more careful when getting up in the morning. You should get up slowly and not get up suddenly. If you suffer from high blood pressure or cervical spondylosis, it will cause dizziness. Secondly, low blood pressure can also cause this situation.

Some dizziness is caused by blood pressure problems, insufficient blood supply to the brain, and may even cause fainting. For example, at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, my country's famous shooting athlete Wang Yifu fainted on the field for this reason.

Many patients with cervical spondylosis have symptoms of vertigo, mainly manifested as dizziness, tinnitus, nausea, and even deafness, blurred vision, and unclear vision. The main symptoms are nausea and even vomiting, pale complexion, sweating all over, and sometimes being unable to walk and needing help. 80% of vertigo is related to dislocation of the cervical intervertebral joints. How does vertigo occur? I believe that, apart from congenital factors such as brain nerve malformations or organic lesions caused by trauma, about 80% of vertigo is related to cervical intervertebral joint dislocation.

We know that the vertebral artery is an important "pipeline" in the human body. It passes through the cervical vertebrae to the brain and is responsible for blood supply to the brain. Any dislocation, hyperplasia or other problems in the cervical spine may damage or affect this blood supply "pipeline", thereby affecting blood supply to the brain. Vertigo is caused by the dislocation of the occipital-atlas and atlantoaxial intervertebral joints compressing the third segment of the vertebral artery, resulting in insufficient blood and oxygen supply to the basilar artery. At this time, the brainstem, cerebellum, diencephalon, and cerebrum are all hypoxic and ischemic, and the labyrinthine artery and internal auditory artery are also ischemic and hypoxic, causing nerve disorder in the ear and tinnitus and deafness. At the same time, compression of the superior cervical sympathetic nerves causes vascular spasm in the brain, which aggravates the cerebral ischemia, so symptoms such as dizziness occur.

On July 18, 2009, the launching ceremony and development seminar of the municipal scientific research project "Diao's Chiropractic Correction for the Treatment of Vertigo and Cardiac Neurosis" jointly organized by Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Administration, Beijing Health Bureau, China Medical and Health Development Foundation and China Folk Traditional Chinese Medicine Research and Development Association was held in Beijing. "TCM Diao's Chiropractic Correction" is a method developed by Professor Diao Wenchang based on the traditional Chinese medical skills of "tendon dislocation and bone dislocation". After decades of clinical practice and systematic theoretical research, he formulated the "TCM Diao's Four-Vertebrae Diagnostic Standard for Spinal Diseases and the TCM Diao's Five-Point-One-Line Manipulation Reduction Treatment Standard for Spinal Joints".

In clinical practice, we strictly follow the two standards and achieve ideal results in treating patients with "vertigo" and "cardiac neurosis" without surgery, drugs or equipment. Practice has confirmed that the "Chinese Medicine Diao's Spine Correction" technique is 100% safe in clinical applications.

The research results of vertigo are: for vertigo confirmed to be caused by dislocation of the occipito-atlantal joint or atlantoaxial joint, the cure rate is 83% and the effective rate is 96%. How to treat it? That is to use the "Traditional Chinese Medicine Diao's Five-Point-One-Line Manipulation Reduction Technique" to manually reduce the dislocated intervertebral joints. As the dislocated intervertebral joints are corrected and the corresponding tissues and organs reach a relative balance, symptoms such as dizziness will naturally be relieved and eliminated.