What's going on when I feel panic, heartbeat, and dizziness?

Today’s social life is fast-paced and work pressure is high. Many young people are under high pressure all day long and have to work overtime when they get home at night. In order to relax their body and mind, many people play games. They get home very late already, but if they still play games, they will stay up all night without realizing it. If this continues for a long time, the body will definitely feel some discomfort, and symptoms such as palpitations and rapid heartbeat will appear. However, it may also be a precursor to some serious illness, which requires attention and to find out the specific cause as soon as possible.

1. Have you been feeling nervous and stressed recently? Stress may cause autonomic nervous system disorders, leading to palpitations, dizziness, vomiting, or even other more serious symptoms.

2. Have you taken any medicine that caused side effects?

3. Is motion sickness caused by poor air circulation when riding in a car?

4. Dizziness is a common functional brain disorder and one of the common clinical symptoms. Dizziness can occur alone, but is often accompanied by headaches. When dizziness is accompanied by balance disorder or spatial orientation disorder, the patient feels that the surrounding environment or himself is rotating, moving or shaking, which is called dizziness. It causes feelings of dizziness, head swelling, heaviness, shaking in the brain, blurred vision, etc. Dizziness can be caused by many reasons, the most common of which are febrile diseases, hypertension, cerebral arteriosclerosis, craniocerebral trauma syndrome, neurosis, etc. In addition, it is also seen in anemia, arrhythmia, heart failure, hypotension, drug poisoning, uremia, asthma, etc. Dizziness is also common in the early stages of depression. You also have symptoms of palpitations. It is recommended that you have a timely check-up to see if you have any organic heart or brain disease.

It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for an electrocardiogram to rule out the possibility of heart disease. Occasional dizziness should not be a big deal. However, if you experience dizziness for a long time, you should be careful because it may be a sign of a serious illness. Unexplained dizziness is often caused by excessive stress or long-term lack of sleep, leading to temporary weakness. Other causes of dizziness that must be prevented include: brain tumors, high blood pressure, internal liver wind as believed by traditional Chinese medicine, and cervical vertebrae degeneration. Therefore, if you experience dizziness more frequently, you should actively look for the cause and then receive targeted treatment. Do not blindly use medications, etc., so as not to delay the treatment.