feel dizzy(tóu hūn nǎo zhàng)

feel dizzy

Dizziness is a Chinese word, pronounced t ó uh ū NN ǎ ozh à ng. It is a common feeling of physical and mental discomfort, indicating that your body may be out of a certain disease or sub-health state.

Idiom explanation

"Dizziness and brain swelling" and "dizziness and brain swelling" are a group of common abnormal words. In the new edition of "modern Chinese Dictionary" and "Xinhua Dictionary", the word "up" is used. Through the investigation of ancient, dialect and Putonghua language materials, it is considered that "Zhang" is more suitable for "Zhang" with "dizzy brain". Zhang: here is "congestion of the head". Zhang: ① swelling, larger volume. ② uncomfortable feeling caused by pressure on the inner wall of the body. There are two main reasons for dizziness and brain swelling. First of all, dizziness is the manifestation of brain fatigue. when the brain is in fatigue due to long-term brain use, the blood supply to the brain will be relatively insufficient. When the oxygen supply is insufficient, it will cause cerebral vasodilation, so as to regulate and improve the oxygen supply. Because of the vasodilation of the brain, people will feel dizzy. In addition, when the brain is in fatigue, it will show inattention, memory decline, slow thinking and so on. so, what causes brain fatigue, which leads to dizziness and brain swelling? There are mainly work stress, continuous brain use for a long time, lack of sleep and mental tension, anxiety, depression and so on. Generally, dizziness and brain swelling caused by brain fatigue can be significantly improved or recovered after rest. Secondly, dizziness may be a sign of neurasthenia. the common symptoms of patients with neurasthenia include depression, paranoia, dizziness, insomnia, forgetfulness, fatigue, etc. Therefore, what reason is dizziness brain rise caused, is likely to be related to neurasthenia. Experts suggest that dizziness caused by neurasthenia is difficult to improve after rest, which can be distinguished from other factors.

Idioms and allusions

[from] Ye Shengtao's friendship: "she's not dizzy with fever.". One said, "it's just that leg can't walk."

Discrimination of words

To be disturbed by difficulties. I'm very busy these days. The head has become a gourd

How to treat

Massage the temple

The temple is located between the tip of the brow and the outer corner of the eye, one inch backward in the lacuna. Rub it with the thumb or index finger, first light and then heavy, and push it from the temple to the 1.5-inch depression behind the mastoid of Fengchi (Fengchi), then take Fengchi (Fengchi) and Jianjing (Jianjing) for 18 times. Pressing and kneading the temple can quickly relieve headache and brain distension.

Tuiyintang acupoint

With the thumb from bottom to top, push to the forehead, gradually from mild to moderate, until local flush.

Massage the ear wheel on both sides

Massage the earrings on both sides with both hands for 18 times, then cover the ear canal with the thenar of both hands, put the finger on the back of the brain, press the middle finger with the index finger, slide down and flick the back of the brain for 24 times, you can hear the thumping sound.

Massage forehead

Curl the index finger, touch the forehead 30 times from the middle of the forehead to the temple; rub the temple 30 times with the middle finger; dry wash the face 10 times with the palm. headache is a common clinical symptom. There are many reasons for headache. It can be caused not only by brain, eye, ear, nose, pharynx and other organ diseases of the head, but also by systemic diseases. Some of them are serious and fatal diseases, such as craniocerebral trauma, cerebral hemorrhage, etc. in addition, people who often have headache and brain distension can use traditional Chinese medicine pillow when they go to bed at night, such as Prunella and chrysanthemum pillow. Medicine pillow production method: Prunella, chrysanthemum, etc., into the pillow, pillow sleep at night, can cure a variety of headache.

Chinese PinYin : tóu hūn nǎo zhàng