What is the disease of head shaking?

Head shaking may be caused by anemia or Parkinson's syndrome. It may also be caused by physiological factors. It is necessary to make a comprehensive judgment based on the patient's clinical symptoms, identify the specific cause, and provide targeted treatment. Avoid excessive exercise in a short period of time to avoid fainting.

1. Physiological factors: Head shaking may be caused by physiological factors. For example, long-term malnutrition leads to serious anemia problems, which will affect the blood flow and blood supply to the brain. When the blood supply to the brain is insufficient, dizziness will occur. For patients with severe hypoglycemia, head shaking and dizziness will also occur.

2. Pathological factors:

1. Anemia factors: Head shaking may also be caused by more serious anemia factors. The patient's body is seriously ischemic, which will affect the blood supply to the head and cause dizziness symptoms. It is necessary to actively carry out the corresponding blood-replenishing work, and improvements can be made by taking oral blood-replenishing oral liquids.

2. Parkinson's syndrome: Head shaking may also be caused by Parkinson's syndrome, which will affect the patient's normal activities and cause involuntary tremors in the limbs and head. It requires active treatment and can be improved with oral nerve nutrition drugs.