Vestibular Disorders: When To See A Doctor?

Vestibular disorder (RPL) is a pathology that causes an imbalance in posture that makes the patient often dizzy, reeling, dizziness, ringing in the ears, nausea, staggering walking ...
The vestibule is an organ located behind the cochlea on both sides that plays an important role in adjusting the balance of postures and other body coordination such as eye, head and torso movements. Symptoms of vestibular disorders often appear suddenly, or recur, sometimes making people feel like they are 'pretending'

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However, RPL is now a common disease among young people, greatly affecting the quality of life and working capacity of patients.
The cause to the illness
There are many causes of RLT such as environmental impacts, changing weather (changing seasons); poisoning (chemicals, drugs, food . .



); and due to diseases such as disorders of cerebral circulation, cervical spondylosis, hypertension, brain diseases such as brain tumor, cerebellar tumor, nerve tumor No. 8 ...
Manifestations of vestibular disorders like?
The most obvious manifestation of RLT is vertigo attacks, imbalance in posture, feeling unsteady about falling; headache, trembling limbs ..
Symptoms appear abnormal for a short time or last longer.




There are two types of RRs are peripheral and central:
External RLT
In mild forms, patients often experience dizziness. Usually transient dizziness occurs only for a short time, they occur when changing positions like shaking his head, from lying to sitting position; dizziness occurs after a minor head injury; In addition, vascular occlusion in the back of the neck is also a cause of peripheral vestibular disorders.
Severe peripheral RTIs may also present with severe and prolonged dizziness, the patient cannot walk, cannot change positions from lying to sitting.
In particular, vertigo is often accompanied by severe and prolonged vomiting, ringing in the ears, hearing loss in one or both ears.
The patient may also be accompanied by severe headaches, difficulty concentrating, lightheadedness, nervousness, fear of light ...
In addition, peripheral RTIs often occur due to: chronic mastoid otitis, otosclerosis, vestibular - cochlear injury drugs such as some antibiotics, diuretics, drugs, cancer letter, radiotherapy, painkillers .



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In people who work in the office, spend a long time in a cold room and have frequent contact with a computer, the cervical spine is susceptible to cold, for a long time constricting the artery of the basal spine, leading to vestibular disorders peripheral.
Central Renewable Energy
This is the most common pathology with manifestations of cerebral palsy, dizziness, loss of balance, difficulty walking, sometimes difficult to focus, quick to forget, sometimes accompanied by vomit.
Central RQ is caused by damage to the vestibular nucleus, related lesions of the vestibular nuclei in the brain stem, the cerebellum, which can be caused by arteries that carry blood to feed the brain, atherosclerosis, hypotension, cervical spondylosis, pinching blood vessels ...
When suffering from RTD, if mild as dizziness, lightheadedness, tinnitus, nausea .



.. the patient may try to stand up but lose balance, easily fall.
If the attack is severe, they can only lie in one position, unable to sit up, be nauseous and may vomit, causing dehydration, electrolytes, opening their eyes to see everything spinning, upside down.
The patient is awake, the head is not painful but heavy as it is compressed, pressed; fear of light, noise and change of posture, seeking peace; low blood pressure, exhausted people ... causing difficulties in living as well as working capacity.




If prolonged, it can lead to fatigue, loss of balance, loss of concentration, blurred vision, numbness in the limbs, tremor, weakness, etc. which greatly affect health and reduce the quality of life.
When to visit?
Dizziness is a sign of many diseases, including a number of dangerous diseases such as hypertension, hypotension, traumatic brain injury, stroke ... but if you see signs of dizziness and imbalance accompanied follow a sudden headache, blurred vision, trembling limbs, feeling wobbly to fall ...



may be a sign of RTD.
Patients need to see a specialist in neuroscience, or an ear, nose and throat specialist and may need to do some tests such as blood tests, X-rays, magnetic resonance imaging ... to be diagnosed by the doctors. determine the cause of the disease and provide appropriate treatment.
When suffering from RPL, the patient needs to lie down, should choose an appropriate lying position (tilt left or right or tilt back), avoid changing positions and should avoid glare such as sunlight, light lights or avoid noise; drink a small cup of hot sugar milk ..



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If you have been diagnosed and diagnosed with the right disease, you should follow your doctor's instructions. In addition, during treatment, patients need to rest, work properly, eat and drink nutrients, avoid stimulants such as alcohol, beer, tea, coffee, cigarettes, etc. comfortable to avoid anxiety, stress, ....

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