In our daily lives, we may experience some physical discomfort, such as "feeling dizzy when we roll our eyes". This situation can worry us and wonder what is going wrong. Today, we're going to take a look at the possible causes of this problem and what checks we should do to find out the root cause of the problem.
First of all, it is important to understand that feeling dizzy when rolling your eyes can be due to a variety of reasons. One of the most common causes may be problems with the eyes themselves, such as eye fatigue, eye muscle imbalance, etc.
It can also be caused by an inner ear infection, neck problems, or neurological problems.
Therefore, in order to find out exactly the cause, we need to carry out a series of checks.
Eye exam:First of all, it is advisable to go to an ophthalmologist for a detailed examination. An ophthalmologist will examine your vision, eye pressure, fundus, and other conditions to determine if there are any problems such as eye fatigue, eye muscle imbalance, etc.
Otolaryngology examination:If the eye exam doesn't reveal obvious problems, then you may need to see an ENT for a check-up. The doctor will examine your inner ear, hearing, and more to determine if you have an inner ear infection or other problems.
Neurological examination:If the above two departments do not find problems, then you may need to go to the neurology department for a check-up. A neurologist will examine your nervous system, including the brain, neck, etc., to determine if there is a neurological problem.
In addition to the above tests, the doctor may also recommend other related examinations according to your specific situation, such as blood count, CT, MRI, etc. These tests can help your doctor pinpoint the root cause of the problem more accurately.
During the check-up, we need to keep a positive mindset and not be overly anxious. At the same time, it is also necessary to actively cooperate with the doctor** and advice in order to recover as soon as possible.