What's wrong with my head being foggy

Currently, I have a foggy feeling in my head . This situation is a common symptom in today's society. It can happen to young people as well as older people. It affects a wide range of people. People feel groggy, dizzy, unclear in mind, forgetful, and feel that their work efficiency is getting lower and lower. In severe cases, they may experience symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. So, what causes the foggy feeling in the head? Let us understand it in detail below.

Feeling foggy in the head and having other symptoms such as dizziness, if it happens to young people, especially students, it is mostly caused by mental factors such as tension and stress, which is a functional disease. Most patients have symptoms of anxiety, irritability, palpitations, shortness of breath, chest tightness, and some patients have stiff and uncomfortable neck, or shoulder and back discomfort. Most patients lack physical exercise, which leads to spasms in the head and neck muscles and inability to relax, compressing the blood vessels in the neck, causing insufficient blood supply to the brain, or the patient has poor physical fitness and low blood pressure, which leads to poor blood circulation, affecting blood supply to the brain and causing symptoms such as tinnitus and dizziness. Relaxation and rest can relieve the symptoms. What's wrong with feeling dizzy? It may be caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain or brain spasm. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a systemic check-up. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is most likely caused by exogenous dampness, which often causes the patient to feel as if wrapped in wet cloth. It can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine to dispel dampness and eliminate the symptoms. There is no need to worry so much about judging what the head looks like based on this one circumstance alone. I want to observe and treat for a period of time. If I am worried, I can do a brain CT scan. What's wrong with dizziness? Dizziness refers to feeling groggy, dizzy, unclear mind, forgetfulness, and feeling that my work efficiency is getting lower and lower. In severe cases, the patient may experience dizziness, stars in the eyes, vertigo, heaviness in the head, and often be accompanied by irritability, nausea, and vomiting. Note the difference between dizziness and vertigo. Vertigo is the illusion of motion of oneself or surrounding objects caused by spatial positioning illusion. It is a subjective sensory disorder, usually without conscious impairment. The patient has a sense that the surrounding scenery or himself is rotating, which is called rotational vertigo or true vertigo; if the patient only has dizziness, heavy head and light feet, and a swaying feeling, but no sense of rotation, it is called pseudo-vertigo.

If it occurs in older patients or patients with hypertension , it is mostly caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain. The main symptoms are tinnitus, dizziness and memory loss. Considering the age, insufficient blood supply to the brain and reduced brain function activity, the above symptoms will be induced when there is lack of sleep, excessive brain use and fatigue. It is necessary to check the risk factors that cause cerebral arteriosclerosis, such as blood pressure, blood sugar, blood lipids and blood rheology function. You can also check transcranial Doppler to understand the condition of cerebrovascular vessels. You need to monitor your blood pressure regularly, pay attention to rest, maintain a good sleep state, and combine work and rest.

What's wrong with feeling dizzy ? Dizziness may be caused by cold, cervical spondylosis, anemia, Meniere's syndrome, arrhythmia, poor rest time and quality, all of which may be the cause. We need to find the cause and provide targeted treatment. Also, pay attention to lacunar infarction and hypertension, which are all possible. What's wrong with feeling dizzy? Dizziness is a manifestation of brain nerve disorder. The specific reasons may be poor blood circulation, lack of oxygen, hypoglycemia leading to lack of brain nerve energy, or mental fatigue and neurological disorders.