What causes sudden dizziness and numbness of the lips?
Oct 11, 2022
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Yang Jun
Introduction
Sudden dizziness and numbness of the lips may be caused by factors such as excessive mental stress, allergic reactions, or cerebral ischemia.
1. Excessive mental stress: When a patient is in a state of high psychological tension, physiological symptoms such as sudden dizziness, lip numbness, and slowed consciousness may occur.
2. Allergic reaction: Exposure to an allergen can cause the patient to develop allergic symptoms including dizziness and numbness.
Generally, sudden dizziness and numbness of the lips may be caused by excessive mental tension, allergic reactions, cerebral ischemia, or other factors. Symptoms can be relieved through self-regulation or medication.
1. Excessive mental tension: When under significant daily stress, patients may experience physiological symptoms such as sudden dizziness, lip numbness, and slowed consciousness due to a highly tense mental state. Usually, patients need to practice self-regulation and stress reduction to alleviate these symptoms.
2. Allergic reaction: Prior to symptom onset, the patient may have been exposed to an allergen, resulting in allergic symptoms such as dizziness and numbness. Medications such as loratadine tablets or cetirizine hydrochloride tablets may be taken as directed by a physician to relieve symptoms.
3. Cerebral ischemia: Patients with cardiovascular or cerebrovascular diseases may develop cerebral ischemia and hypoxia during emotional excitement or intense physical activity, leading to dizziness and lip numbness. It is important to calm down promptly, regulate breathing, and stabilize the patient's condition.
