The studio revealed that Karry felt dizzy at the end of the rehearsal in the early morning of the 29th, accompanied by rotation of vision and nausea and vomiting. The doctor thought it was benign positional vertigo after diagnosis and treatment, and vestibular neuritis was not ruled out. According to the doctor's advice, I can only miss this New Year concert.
This disease can be called? Otolithiasis? . Also known as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, this is the name of the disease that caused Karry's physical discomfort. Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo refers to transient paroxysmal vertigo and nystagmus when the head moves quickly to a certain head position. This disease is because the otoliths that should be attached to the otolith membrane fall off due to some pathogenic factors. These falling otoliths will swim in the liquid called endolymphatic in the inner ear, and the sinking otoliths will move with the movement of the human body, thus stimulating the hair cells of the semicircular canal, and then causing strong dizziness.
? The most uncomfortable part of this disease is that when you get sick, you get dizzy, accompanied by vomiting. It's really uncomfortable Dizziness is really worse than headache. Anyone who has been tortured by these diseases will know. This kind of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo mostly occurs in middle-aged people, and more women. Most of the causes of this disease can be roughly divided into two categories, one is idiopathic otolith disease, and the other is secondary, secondary to Meniere's disease, sudden deafness, viral labyrinthitis, internal auditory artery ischemia, migraine, head trauma, middle ear and inner ear surgery, cochlear implant surgery, ototoxic drug injury, otosclerosis, chronic otitis media and cervical vertigo. These diseases lead to inflammation or ischemic injury of semicircular canals. ?