What causes headache and dizziness? Beware of brain cell death

Dizziness and headaches are very common conditions in life. There are many reasons for dizziness and headaches, such as colds, fever, cardiovascular diseases, etc. After the symptoms of dizziness and headaches appear, you must actively seek treatment to avoid worsening of the condition.

What causes dizziness and headache?

If a person's brain is not getting enough blood, in mild cases the person may not feel it and may only be discovered through examination; in severe cases, headaches and dizziness may occur; in more serious cases, blood vessels may be blocked and this part of the brain tissue may not be able to get blood supply, which may cause serious consequences and even lead to the death of brain cells. The disease can lead to insufficient blood supply to some organs such as the heart and kidneys, resulting in symptoms such as headache and dizziness. If the blood lipids are too high due to overnutrition or metabolic problems, fat will accumulate in the blood vessels. Over time, the accumulated fat will clog the blood vessels, reducing the blood and nutrients flowing in the blood vessels, which will cause symptoms such as headaches and dizziness. Some people will also experience symptoms such as fatigue, drowsiness all day, and memory loss.

Treatment methods for headache and dizziness:

1. First of all, dizziness and headache are caused by mental stress. Young people nowadays are under great pressure, and they feel uncomfortable because they are in a state of anxiety. They can relax appropriately and have more rest. The same goes for colds. You can take some cold medicine and then rest. Don't overwork yourself and let your body get some rest.

2. The second way is to massage your head. If you have a headache, gently rub your temples with your index finger, rubbing left and right. Because the temples are relaxing, it can effectively treat headaches. In addition, you can drink some green tea, which can effectively inhibit the occurrence of dizziness and headaches. You can give it a try.

3. Finally, there is the method of diet therapy. Brown sugar and eggs can effectively treat headaches and dizziness. You can pour brown sugar and eggs into a pan and fry them. Also, drink chrysanthemum tea. Don't drink coffee. You can drink more chrysanthemum tea to relieve the symptoms of headaches and dizziness. Duck eggs and red beans are also a method of diet therapy.

Be aware that frequent dizziness and headaches may be a precursor to illness, and you should go to the hospital for a physical examination. You should also pay attention to exercising more, keeping healthy, and going to bed early and getting up early. After all, good living habits will lead to a good body.

Are headaches and dizziness signs of cerebral hemorrhage?

Patients with cerebral hemorrhage often have a history of hypertension and cerebral arteriosclerosis, while patients with cerebral infarction often have a history of transient ischemic attack or heart disease. Cerebral hemorrhage often occurs when people are emotionally excited or exert themselves, while cerebral infarction often occurs when people are resting quietly. Cerebral hemorrhage occurs suddenly and progresses rapidly, often reaching a peak within a few hours, and there are usually no warning signs before the onset. Cerebral infarction progresses slowly, often gradually worsening after 1 to 2 days, and there is often a history of transient ischemic attack before the onset of the disease.