What causes dizziness in children?

Possible causes of dizziness in children may include non-medical factors: insufficient sleep, unhealthy lifestyle habits (such as heavy academic pressure, overexertion, mental stress, etc.), and motion sickness (e.g., car or seasickness), all of which can lead to dizziness. Medical factors include: 1. Hypoglycemia: irregular eating patterns or inadequate breakfast intake may cause dizziness. 2. Anemia: particularly iron-deficiency anemia, which may result in insufficient blood supply to the brain and lead to dizziness. 3. Congenital conditions: such as congenital heart disease, which may impair cerebral blood flow and cause dizziness. 4. Other diseases: such as Ménière’s disease, intracranial tumors, cervical spondylosis, and others may also cause dizziness. If a child frequently experiences dizziness, prompt medical evaluation is recommended.