Dizziness can be a common dysfunction of the human immune system. Dizziness is characterized by several symptoms. The most common sign of dizziness is the sense of the surrounding world going round even as one stands or sits at one place.

Dizziness is that feeling or faintness or loss of ability to sustain balance while sitting or standing. Most causes of dizziness are minor such as a bout of flu or a cold. Some of the other causes of dizziness are ear infections, problems within the inner ear, or neurological problems. If you experience symptoms like an inability to breathe, sweaty palms, a cold sweat, flashes of heat, and a tightness in your chest it may be dizziness that is related to anxiety and/or stress.

Although getting drunk can cause both headache and dizziness, but the dizziness that is caused by vertigo is more serious, as it involves a problem with your equilibrium, controlled by the inner ear.

Dizziness is more likely to happen when you are exercising briskly combined with not eating frequently as the exercise puts a much greater demand on your body.

Dizziness can be caused by something as simple as getting up too quickly. When you do this, your body experience a temporary loss of blood pressure which makes you feel dizzy.

Dizziness lasting for a day or longer is usually due to nerve damage called neuritis and often gets better without treatment; or to a stroke which often does not get better and is associated with reduced vision.

Homeopathic remedies for dizzy:

Dizziness made worse by looking down, (Phosphorus)
Dizziness made worse by lying down or turning head sideways, (Conium 6C), our remedy
Dizziness, feeling weak and trembling, (Gelsemium 6C)
Dizziness made worse by headache and constipation, (Natrum Mur)

Labyrinthitis is treated with oral medication to reduce the dizziness sensation and replacement of fluids for any associated nausea and vomiting.

Older people often take multiple prescription drugs. The side effects of some of these drugs may include dizziness. The best way to tackle the situation is to identify the medication that is triggering dizziness and consult your prescribing physician doctor for an appropriate substitute.

Some other remedies for dizziness:

Drink Water - drink as much water as you can tolerate daily. Make it a habit

Avoid Stress Where Possible - Try not to let life get you too stressed out which could lead to anxiety or panic attacks.

Massage Area Between Your Eyebrows - This is a known acupressure point that helps to relieve dizziness.

Water: You've probably heard it before, but by drinking the recommended amount of water each day - you can dramatically reduce your chances of dizziness and treat your current dizziness!

It may sound a silly thing to do but you can ease these symptoms straight away by breathing in and out of a paper bag. What this does is to increase the level of carbon dioxide in your blood which then helps to ease the symptoms. Don't be embarrassed to try this trick!

Some easy lifestyle changes such as eating a fresh and natural diet, regular meals during the day, hydrating your body and drinking fluids throughout the day and partaking in regular gentle exercise, plus making time for yourself to relax and trying not to rush around.

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