What is the reason for dizziness, vomiting and general weakness?

Dizziness, nausea, and general weakness may sometimes be caused by some physical problems, such as the most common high blood pressure or anemia. Lack of good rest and sleep, and being in a state of anxiety and fatigue for a long time may also cause such symptoms.

1. Insufficient blood supply to the brain. Mainly, as we age, our cerebral blood vessels gradually harden and become thinner, blood flow decreases, and brain tissue is undernourished;

2. Meniere's syndrome. Mainly inner ear labyrinth edema, balance disorder;

3. Cervical spondylosis. There is often bone hyperplasia in the cervical spine, which can compress cerebral blood vessels, nerves and other related tissues and cause symptoms;

4. Hypertension. Increased blood pressure, arteriosclerosis, spasmodic ischemia of brain tissue or narrowing of blood vessels, insufficient oxygen supply;

5. Cerebral infarction. Before I knew it, the vertigo set in;

6. Anemia. Dizziness due to insufficient blood oxygen supply per unit time;

7. High blood lipids and high blood viscosity.

8. Insomnia, anxiety, fatigue and other reasons may cause dizziness, etc.

9. You can go to the hospital for treatment. If the hospital examination results are normal and no organic disease is found, then you should consider that the dizziness and general weakness are caused by abnormal regulation of nerve function. Its characteristics: dizziness, heaviness of the head, discomfort in the back of the neck, feeling foggy, memory loss, slowed thinking and reaction. I feel sleepy and drowsy during the day, have no energy, feel listless all day, feel weak and tired, and feel exhausted after doing the slightest thing. Unwilling to do things, unwilling to talk much, unable to use the brain much, and symptoms worsen after using the brain much. I feel unsteady when walking, as if I am going to fall, and I get short of breath easily when walking.