What causes dizziness and heavy eyelids?

Dizziness and heavy eyelids may be caused by lack of sleep, or hypoglycemia. High blood pressure cannot be ruled out, so a detailed examination is needed in a timely manner.

1. Lack of sleep: Staying up late for a long time without getting enough sleep, or frequently engaging in mental activities, may cause dizziness and fatigue symptoms. After a reasonable rest period, you will slowly recover and will not have much impact on your body. Normal and healthy people need to maintain more than 8 hours of sleep a day.

2. Hypoglycemia: Due to the serious drop in the glucose level in the blood, the patient may experience palpitations, sweating, or hunger, and may also have changes in consciousness. If there is no obvious improvement over a long period of time, dizziness and sweating may also occur. Oral glucose is needed immediately to recover. If necessary, intravenous injection can be chosen for treatment. You need to carry high-sugar foods with you at ordinary times, such as milk candy and chocolate.

3. Hypertension: If the blood pressure rises seriously, there is a high probability of headache and paroxysmal vertigo, as well as chest discomfort. It may be due to endocrine diseases, such as menopausal syndrome or pheochromocytoma. Glomerulonephritis or chronic pyelonephritis cannot be ruled out.