What to do if you have cerebellar atrophy and dizziness?

Many people will experience dizziness after suffering from cerebellar atrophy. Dizziness may cause problems in our body and may even cause some adverse symptoms and consequences, so everyone needs to be vigilant in normal times. Generally, dizziness caused by cerebellar atrophy may be an early sign of a symptom, but sometimes it may be accompanied by other problems.

First, cranial nerve dysfunction: This is one of the early clinical symptoms of cerebral atrophy. The main symptoms are: dizziness, forgetfulness, memory loss, dull expression, slow reaction, unsteady walking, and tremors in the hands and feet.

Second, some language disorders occur: The main manifestation of this symptom in patients with cerebral atrophy is that they often cannot remember some simple words when talking with others, or they replace them with uncommon words, making the spoken and written sentences difficult to understand.

Third, there are inexplicable mood swings in life and extreme instability: This is also a common early symptom of cerebral atrophy in clinical practice. Patients sometimes even become suspicious, depressed, indifferent, anxious or rude.

Fourth, easy to forget: The early symptom of this brain atrophy is that the patient is forgetful in doing things in life; he forgets what he says, gets dressed slower than before, and cannot remember all the steps of cooking.

Fifth, many patients with cerebral atrophy will find themselves unable to remember where their home is or how to return when they go out in the early stages of the disease. These originally diligent people gradually become bored with housework and social activities.