What are the symptoms of dizziness and coughing

We humans grow up eating grains and cereals, and we will also grow old, get sick and die. In our daily lives, some bad eating habits, sleeping habits, etc. may cause some diseases. Dizziness and coughing is a relatively common condition, and it has a great impact on us. In order to treat this condition, we need to understand the symptoms of the disease. Here we will introduce the symptoms of the disease that causes dizziness and coughing.

Dizziness and cough are usually symptoms of a cold.

Colds are caused by decreased body resistance and viral invasion, so it is better to give antiviral treatment in time.

Guidance:

In this case, it is recommended to take oral Ganmaotong, Yinqiao tablets, paracetamol, and Ketaling for treatment. Pay more attention to rest and drink plenty of water. Generally, you can recover in about a week. If the symptoms do not improve, you need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

If you have a headache or dizziness, you need to measure your body temperature. If you have a fever, you can use antipyretic drugs for treatment. If you have vertigo, you can use Qiangli Dingxuan Capsules. If you have a cough, bronchitis cannot be ruled out. It can be treated with nebulized inhalation drugs, and if cough with sputum occurs, ambroxol can be used to reduce phlegm and relieve cough. It is better to avoid spicy, greasy, raw or cold foods and focus on a light diet.

Many people think that dizziness is a minor problem. They will feel dizzy when they are hungry, before and after menstruation, or when they stand up after squatting for a long time. Occasional dizziness should not be a big deal. However, if you experience dizziness for a long time, you should be careful because it may be a sign of a serious illness.

When you have a cold, you may also experience dizziness. Some women sometimes confuse blood deficiency with a cold because both cause symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, and stuffiness. Blood deficiency is likely to occur during pregnancy, and people with anemia also often have this problem. However, I would like to remind you that dizziness is not exclusive to women, men can also experience it. Of course, it is true that women suffer from dizziness more frequently.

Western medicine classifies unexplained dizziness as ear fluid imbalance, but from a Chinese medicine perspective, this condition is often caused by excessive stress, long-term lack of sleep, and temporary weakness. Other causes of dizziness that you should avoid include:

Brain tumor: pressing on the brain nerves, causing various unexplained symptoms

High blood pressure

Internal movement of liver wind: patients often feel dry, bitter and hot mouth. If this happens, you should avoid taking any supplements, otherwise you will feel more dizzy.

Degeneration of cervical vertebrae: Due to long-term poor posture or sleeping position, the cervical vertebrae will grow, deform, and degenerate, the neck muscles will tighten, and the blood supply to the arteries will be blocked. This condition cannot be cured by medicine and must be treated by improving posture, massage, acupuncture, etc.

The more you supplement, the more dizzy you feel: Many people may think that dizziness is caused by physical weakness, so when they feel dizzy, they immediately take supplements. However, from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, not all dizziness symptoms can be cured by tonics. In many cases, the more tonics are taken, the more dizziness will worsen, for example:

Cold: No matter it is wind-cold or wind-heat, chills or fever, it is not advisable to take tonic for the time being;

High blood pressure: Regardless of whether it is a deficiency syndrome or an excess syndrome, it is not advisable to take supplements, because supplements will contribute to the increase in blood pressure. People with extreme yin deficiency and excess fire should stay away from tonics, because tonics will stimulate blood pressure while promoting yang fire, which will do more harm than good.