What department should I go to if I have a headache and dizziness and want to go to the hospital?

Today, I will share the knowledge of which department to visit in the hospital for headaches and dizziness. If it happens to solve your current problem, don't forget to follow this website. Let's start now! Which department should I visit in the hospital for dizziness? Question 1: Why am I dizzy? Which department should I go to in the hospital for dizziness? There are many reasons for dizziness. Generally, the most common causes are "high blood pressure, low blood pressure, and anemia." You can visit the internal medicine department in the hospital. Taking ginseng, astragalus, platycodon, licorice can help increase blood pressure. If it is caused by anemia, you need to find out the cause of the anemia.

Question 2: Which department should I visit in the hospital for dizziness and headache? It is recommended to first check the cardiovascular system to see if there is arteriosclerosis, or you can visit the neurology department. Please provide your age, gender, and how long you have had the symptoms. Question 3: I have been feeling dizzy recently. Which department should I visit in the hospital? Not everything requires a visit to the hospital. Are you busy recently or experiencing other factors that affect your mental state? You should rest appropriately, maintain a regular lifestyle, and drink plenty of water.

Question 4: I feel dizzy, which department should I visit in the hospital? Internal medicine department. Question 5: Which department should I visit for vertigo? Many dizzy patients are confused about which department to visit in the hospital. In reality, vertigo is a disease involving multiple disciplines. To determine which department to visit, you first need to understand the classification of vertigo. Simply put, vertigo can be divided into true vertigo and false vertigo. True vertigo has a clear sense of external objects or self-rotation. False vertigo refers to dizziness caused by systemic diseases, with varying degrees of dizziness but without obvious spinning sensation. False vertigo is generally caused by internal medicine diseases, so patients can choose the comprehensive internal medicine department, and doctors will conduct corresponding examinations based on the situation. On the other hand, true vertigo is caused by diseases related to otolaryngology and neurology, so patients can choose the department of otolaryngology or neurology. Many people think that vertigo is a trivial matter and will pass eventually. However, vertigo can also pose a life-threatening risk, especially when caused by neurological diseases, as this type of vertigo may be a precursor to a stroke. Middle-aged and elderly people often have cervical spondylosis, coupled with arteriosclerosis, which can easily lead to insufficient blood supply to the brainstem and cerebellum, and even infarction, resulting in vertigo. Brainstem and cerebellar infarctions can be life-threatening. Therefore, it is recommended that middle-aged and elderly people choose the neurology department if they experience vertigo. For middle-aged and elderly patients who have previously experienced vertigo, it is also important to visit the hospital early for examination and take measures to prevent brainstem and cerebellar infarctions. Currently, methods for checking for insufficient blood supply to the brain include color ultrasound, transcranial Doppler examination, and cerebral angiography, which is the main standard for examining brain blood vessels. (Professor Xu Yun, Department of Neurology, Gulou Hospital, Nanjing, correspondent Liu Ningchun)

Dizziness, head congestion, and headache, what department should I go to the hospital? You should go to the neurology department at the hospital. As for dizziness and headache, please refer to my profile where there is detailed information (1. Why dizziness and headache are difficult to treat. 2. Life and self-care tips for patients with dizziness and headache).

Which department should I go to for headaches? Hello, there are many types of headaches, including migraine, tension-type headache, cluster headache, chronic paroxysmal hemicrania, non-organic headache, headache caused by head trauma, vascular headache, headache caused by vascular intracranial diseases, headache caused by the use of certain substances or mechanical factors, headache caused by non-cranial infections, headache caused by metabolic disorders, headache or facial pain caused by disorders of the skull, neck, eyes, ears, nose, paranasal sinuses, teeth, oral cavity, face, or other structures of the head. Depending on your symptoms, you may need to visit the neurology department or the cerebrovascular department more often.

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