Everyone has experienced dizziness. The feeling is definitely unpleasant. I hope that the dizziness can end soon and return to normal state. Below I will share with you some tips to relieve dizziness. Methods, these methods have been tested over time to preserve the most essence. I hope everyone will listen carefully and explain everything one by one.
Method 1: Move slowly. If vertigo sets in, the bad thing to do is quickly change your position. Reduce dizziness by moving slowly, like a sloth in the animal world. Moving slowly makes it easier to focus and clear your mind. If necessary, it is best to move slowly, rest for a while, and wait for the dizziness to pass.
Method 2: Avoid looking up or down. Just like the usual lightheadedness that is not due to vertigo, looking up or down can further cause disorientation and discomfort. During the period of dizziness, try to keep your head from looking up and down. Keep your head balanced and parallel to the ground.
Method 3: Slowly turn your head 45 degrees. First turn your head 45 degrees to the left, then to the right. Tilt your head back. Next, quickly rest your head on the pillow, keeping your neck and shoulders relaxed. Tilt your head so that the ear affected by vertigo is in a lower position, thus not creating a stronger vertigo sensation on your brain. Maintain this position for 30 seconds. Then turn your head again. With your head still against the pillow, slowly turn your head so that your other ear is against the pillow. Hold this position again for 30 seconds. Turn your body. Steady your head so it doesn't move, then move your body 90 degrees in the same direction. Hold your body in this position for 30 seconds. This method is the most effective way to stop dizziness.
Have you learned the methods recommended above? If you experience dizziness in a sudden situation, use the recommended methods to minimize the dizziness. Everyone must remember so that you will not be helpless in an emergency. The above is the little knowledge brought to you today. Have you learned it?