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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Vertigo




Menurut therapist Miza, seorang pengamal reflexology di Pusat Reflexology Ideal, melalui pengalamannya, masalah vertigo Inshaallah boleh diatasi dengan melakukan urutan refleksologi.


Jangkamasa penyembuhan adalah bergantung kepada kesiriosan masalah vertigo yang dialami oleh seseorang.


Menurut beliau lagi, dalam soal selidiknya terhadap pelangggan-pelanggannya yang mengalami vertigo, kebanyakan mereka adalah pengambilan tegar minuman yang tinggi cafin seperti, air berkabornat, neskafe, dan coklat hitam.


Di bawah ini saya lampirkan artikal berkaitan vertigo.  Mudah-mudahan posting saya ini dapat memberi sedikit ilmu baru buat mereka yang belum mengalami masalah vertigo.



Vertigo is a feeling of dizziness, the patient feels that all around him is
moving or spinning. Vertigo is usually caused by an inner ear problem, but may
also be linked to some kind of eyesight problem.


Most of us have the occasional dizzy spell; vertigo is different. Vertigo is a
persistent sense of motion, a feeling of tilting, swaying, spinning, when
nothing is moving. The sensations are typically accompanied by sweating,
vomiting and nausea.


People with vertigo often feel that things around them are moving when they are
standing completely still.


Vertigo is medically different from dizziness, lightheadedness, and
unsteadiness. Lay people commonly use the terms dizziness and vertigo
indistinctly. If this happens, it is important for a doctor to determine exactly
what the patient is trying to describe.


Doctors say that vertigo is more severe than dizziness, which commonly happens
when a person stands up and feels light-headed. People with vertigo may find it
harder to move around because the spinning sensation tends to affect balance.


"Vertigo" is often used, incorrectly, to describe the fear of heights, but the
correct term for this is acrophobia. The medical term vertigo can occur at any
time and may last for days, weeks, months, and even years, while acrophobia
symptoms only occur only when the person is high up and looking down. However,
vertigo is so commonly used 'incorrectly' by lay people that it would be naive
today to say it only has one meaning.



What are the symptoms of vertigo?
The patient may feel that his/her surroundings seem to be moving either
vertically or horizontally. There may also be a sensation of spinning. Sometimes
the feeling may be so slight that it is hardly noticeable. However, for some
people the severity of symptoms makes it hard to keep balance and carry out
everyday tasks.


A bout of vertigo can last from a few minutes to several days, and sometimes
much longer. The following symptoms are possible:
  A sensation that everything around you is moving or spinning
  Loss of balance
  Nausea
  Vomiting
  Light-headedness
  Problems walking properly
  Problems standing still properly
  Blurred vision
  Earache



What are the causes of vertigo?
Vertigo can be caused by a problem with the balance mechanisms of the inner ear,
a problem with the brain, or a problem with the nerves that connect the brain to
the middle ear.


Labyrinthitis
  Inflammation of the labyrinth, a system of canals and cavities within the
  inner ear which gives us our sense of balance. The sudden onset of a feeling
  of vertigo caused by labirynthitis is triggered by head or body movement, and
  is usually accompanied by a feeling of nausea and malaise.



Written by Christian Nordqvist
Original article date: 12th August 2009. Article updated: 18th September 2012.
Copyright: Medical News Today

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