Extreme Dizziness
A feeling of light-headedness or a head rush or a sensation that you are about to balance or disorientation is dizziness.
Severe Dizziness Causes
- Vertigo: vertigo occurs when the organ that control sour balance is affected.
- Blood Pressure: elevated or reduced blood pressure results in severe dizziness. Insufficient blood reaches the brain, and consequently inadequate oxygen reaches the brain causes faintness.
- Undernourishment, fever, vomiting, or diarrhea trigger giddiness.
- Circulatory trouble: angina, heart attack, peripheral artery disease, etc, trigger dizziness.
Severe Dizziness Nausea
Occasionally, dizziness comes along with nausea. This point towards disorders related to the GI tract: irritable bowel syndrome, gastroenteritis, food poisoning, diabetes, or other ailments linked to the heart, kidney or liver. Make sure that you visit the doctor and ascertain the exact cause of extreme nausea and dizziness. Some of these conditions are life threatening.
Treatment for Feeling Extremely Dizzy
- First and foremost, you need to establish the exact cause. Consulting your doctor, getting the investigations done and embarking on the correct line of treatment for severe dizziness is very essential.
- Drink lots of water.
- Never skip meals, eat regular, every 4 hours.
- Do not make sudden movements, like, sitting up suddenly from a reclining position, or standing up with a jerk.
- Adequate stress management is vital.
- Wear loose, cotton clothing.
- Work in a well ventilated environment.
- In case of faintness during pregnancy, you must lie down, relax and take deep, calming breaths.
- Visiting the doctor and going for follow ups is crucial.