What are the symptoms of vertigo?

Vertigo will affect both life and work, often causing patients to experience nausea, vomiting, pale complexion, cold sweats, and some may also be accompanied by tinnitus, temporary deafness and other problems, so timely treatment measures should be taken when these symptoms are discovered.

1. Vertigo often presents as sudden rotational vertigo. When you open your heels, you will feel that the surrounding objects are rotating in a certain direction and plane, or shaking left and right. The above symptoms are alleviated when closing eyes. Therefore, when an attack occurs, patients often adopt a certain posture, lie still with their eyes closed, and dare not turn. Although he sometimes fell to the ground due to shock, he was still completely conscious. Patients often experience nausea, vomiting, pale complexion, cold sweats and decreased blood pressure. Relieve spontaneously after a few minutes or hours. The symptoms disappear and the period begins again. The length of the intermittent period varies from person to person. Some people only have one attack in their lifetime, while others have repeated attacks.

2. Tinnitus may initially be a low-pitched sound of wind blowing in the affected ear, but over time it may develop into a high-pitched continuous tinnitus. When vertigo occurs, tinnitus often suddenly intensifies, and during the intervals, the tinnitus naturally decreases or disappears.

3. In the early stages of deafness, people are not aware of the deafness and only feel it clearly after multiple episodes of vertigo. Usually unilateral. Occasionally bilateral. The deafness worsens during vertigo attacks and improves during intervals, presenting a fluctuating hearing loss, which may not fluctuate in severe cases. The overall trend of hearing loss often worsens with the number of attacks.

4. During an attack of vertigo, some patients experience a feeling of fullness, heaviness, or pressure in the affected side of the head or ear, or a burning sensation around the ear.

5. When observing the patient's eyeballs at the climax of nystagmus, involuntary tremors with fast and slow phases can generally be seen.

6. Hearing examination revealed sensorineural hearing loss.

Vertigo is a disorder of the body's spatial orientation and balance function. It is a subjective symptom characterized by the body's spatial orientation and balance function disorder. It is a disease of motion hallucination. So what are the causes of vertigo?

Classification of vertigo: true vertigo and false vertigo.