What are the symptoms of pulmonary vertigo?

Patients with pulmonary vertigo often experience a rotational dizziness, sometimes accompanied by nausea, vomiting, low blood pressure, pale complexion and other problems. The symptoms are actually different for different people, so symptomatic treatment is necessary.

1. Symptoms

1. Most vertigo patients will suddenly experience rotational vertigo, which means they will feel that the objects around them are rotating or shaking horizontally in a certain direction. As long as they close their eyes and rest for a certain period of time, the symptoms will be alleviated or eliminated.

2. Some patients with vertigo may also experience symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, low blood pressure, cold sweats or pale complexion. These symptoms will disappear after resting for a few minutes to a few hours, and then enter an interval period. During this interval, some people only have one attack, while others have repeated attacks, and the length of the interval varies from person to person.

3. There will be tinnitus during the intervals of vertigo. In the early stage, it is a low-pitched sound of blowing wind. As the disease progresses or worsens, it will become a high-pitched continuous tone. When vertigo occurs, the tinnitus will intensify.

As vertigo recurs, repeated tinnitus will also have a certain impact on the ears, causing hearing loss. In severe cases, unconscious deafness will occur, mostly unilateral deafness.

4. In addition to tinnitus, many vertigo patients also report that during an attack of vertigo, they feel a swelling in the head and nystagmus, as well as a heaviness in the ears and a burning sensation around the ears.

2. How to treat

Vertigo can be divided into cerebrovascular vertigo, brain tumor vertigo, cervicogenic vertigo, and neurotic vertigo according to the cause and symptoms. Only symptomatic treatment can improve the degree of cure.

Therefore, for the treatment of vertigo, you should find a regular hospital and receive scientific treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor. Vertigo often occurs suddenly, so it is best for the patient to have family members accompany him when going out to prevent accidents.