Chapter 1473 What, Dizziness and Vertigo Are Different? Mr. Jinlong, Which One Are You?

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Hey, skin trauma and intracranial injury are not the same thing!

The beating was bloody, and there was a gash on the scalp, which was not the same thing as bleeding on the brain!

Gretel really wanted to pick up these noisy silver dragons, with their tails up and their heads down, and shake them one by one until their spines rattled. Yelling for a long time affects the patient's mood and state, and gives invalid information...

"Don't say anything! Let the patient answer for himself!"

Grete shouted loudly, and at the same time tried his best to come out with a bit of coercion. However, his coercion is a modified version of Longwei. In front of a group of dragons, it is completely like dancing a sword in front of Guan Gong, and it has no effect at all.

However, when Serira saw him like this, she shouted:

"Don't say anything! Let Grete ask!!!"

The silver dragon girl's voice was clear and high-pitched, and it spread for miles, rippling far away among the clouds in the mountains. Several silver dragons froze and shut up, but Varghese said "ouch":

"Please lower your voice...I feel dizzy..."

Gretel quickly smiled at Cerela and made a "shh" gesture. Then, he turned around and asked Mr. Jin Long:

"How did you feel after being beaten?"

"It hurts... it hurts... it feels like the whole thing has been crushed..."

"Do you have a headache?—Does it hurt inside or outside?"

"How can I take care of this? I'm fighting! I felt pain after the fight and couldn't get up. Fortunately, the treatment kept up..."

Grete asked carefully from beginning to end, but still didn't get the key information. Jin Long did suffer serious injuries during the battle, but in his excited state, he didn't feel any particular headache;

There was indeed blood on his eyes, nostrils, and ears, but whether it was his own blood or someone else's, Varghese himself couldn't tell;

After the treatment, did you experience blurred vision? Have you ever had black eyes? Are you wobbly and unable to stand up, unable to fly, or unable to walk in a straight line?

"Of course, I lost so much blood! My right wing is broken, and both back legs are injured. I definitely can't stand up or fly!"

But these symptoms were almost all wiped away with one massive dose of treatment. Broken and twisted bones are straightened and reunited;

The torn muscles and skin reattach themselves, and new scales grow under the broken scales;

Strength restored, pain gone, vision clear...

"I'm just dizzy." The golden dragon Vargis lay on the edge of the ice basin, said a few words, closed his eyes for a while, said a few words, and closed his eyes again:

"I feel dizzy when walking, and I feel dizzy when flying. The only way to avoid dizziness is to lie down like this - oh, shaking your head won't work." He took a hissing breath and lay down again:

"But I'm a soldier. I can't walk or fly. How can I go to the battlefield?"

"Yeah yeah!"

"He faints as soon as he flies up!"

"I've seen all the healers, and I've used all the healing spells that can be used! It's just not good!"

"There were unlucky guys like him in the past. They were beaten on the head, and everyone was dizzy. But most of them recovered, and if not, they recovered even after lying down for a few days. He just couldn't do it..."

The silver dragons all expressed their love for Vargis. Rumble, rumble, rumble, high-frequency vibrations and low-frequency vibrations bombarded together, and Gretel felt like his head was buzzing.

Before he could protest, Cerela had already exploded:

"What's the noise! ​​What's the noise! ​​Let's all go! Just leave one behind! - Gretel is almost to death from the noise!"

While shouting, he had already transformed back into his silver dragon form, stomping his feet, flapping his wings, and trying his best to chase away people. The four silver dragons avoided each other laughingly:

"Oh, little Princess Yuehui went crazy..."

"The little princess has grown up and has a boy to protect..."

"Let's go... the female dragon who protects the nest is the most vicious, don't mess with her..."

Three slender silver figures were connected in a line, flying high into the deep blue waves. From a distance, I heard them discussing:

"Is it okay for little Princess Yuehui to have a boy?"

"Hard to say……"

"He is a healer, yes, but he has never healed a dragon! Oh, not counting Gerson from the lava dragon clan. Poor Gerson, he has been overseas for a long time, so he can't even meet a healer... "

"Forget it, let him try it... Anyway, Varghese has already been treated for one round, and he is not bad at this one... Healing skills and other things, even if the treatment cannot be cured, it will not be worse, right? What?"

"you!"

He actually didn’t believe Grete!

Forget it if you don’t believe it, it’s still behind your back, no, this is almost equivalent to saying bad things about Gretel in front of you!

Cerela was so angry that she stamped her feet, flapped her dragon wings, and wanted to rush after them. As soon as his wings flapped, Varghese ducked subconsciously, followed by another "ouch":

"Don't move, I'm dizzy..."

Grete felt deep sympathy for him. As for dizziness, it doesn’t look as painful as pain, nor is it as torturous as other diseases, but who really knows who is suffering from it——

Gretel had a colleague in her previous life, the former head nurse of the emergency department. She was very capable and very capable. When she came to the emergency department for emergency treatment, her loud voice filled the entire emergency room.

Unfortunately, I later contracted Meniere's disease. When it comes on, it's a life worse than death. A very capable person can only lie motionless. I couldn't stand up, open my eyes, or turn my head.

Even if I want to get out of bed to go to the bathroom or eat a few mouthfuls of food, I will feel dizzy, nauseous, want to vomit, and break out in cold sweats. Go to the hospital?

nonexistent!

Walk a few steps, go out and get in the car, get off the car and enter the hospital, queue up to register and sit in the clinic. Every step is torture that is worse than death. There is absolutely no other way but to push through.

"How does it feel when you... faint?"

"How do you feel? I just feel nauseous, want to vomit... vomit... don't let me remember, I want to vomit again..."

Sure enough, that's how it goes when talking to laypeople. In fact, Grete himself was not much better when he started studying medicine in his previous life.

At that time, in class, when the teacher said, "It is necessary to distinguish between dizziness and vertigo. These two conditions are different," the students started to quarrel:

"What's the difference?"

"Aren't they all dizzy!"

"The book says that dizziness is top-heavy and unsteady gait. That is no different from vertigo!"

"That's right! - Even if we memorize it, if the patient can't understand it or answer it, it's still in vain for us to ask!"

"Quiet!" The teacher banged on the table. At this time, you can see the difference between experienced medical workers and inexperienced students. The teacher starts the class very concisely:

"You should remember two points. The first point is that you will feel dizzy if you move, but if you don't move, it is dizziness; if you feel dizzy no matter if you move or not, it is dizziness;

Secondly, if the patient lies still but still feels weightless, moving, or even spiraling, it is dizziness; if the patient feels weak, has night sweats, or cannot stand, it is dizziness. remember? ! "

"Remember... I told you so earlier..." the students replied sparsely. Grete has remembered this standard of consultation all his life, until he came to another world.

According to this standard, Golden Dragon Varghese would shake his head twice or shake once, and he would feel like the world was spinning.

When he fainted, even if he lay still, he felt like he was floating, spinning, and rolling...

This is dizziness, not dizziness. By the way, non-systemic vertigo can also be ruled out, which means eye diseases, cardiovascular system diseases, endocrine and metabolic diseases, poisoning, infection, anemia and other causes can all be ruled out.

Of course, there are a variety of causes of systemic vertigo. Grete followed the method of identifying dizziness and continued to ask:

"How long will it take you to faint?"

"How long? I fainted from the time I was injured!!!"

"You don't get dizzy when you lie down quietly, but you only get dizzy when you walk or fly?" Grete tried hard to explain to him:

"You're not dizzy now, are you?"

"I'm also dizzy..." Golden Dragon Vargis replied as softly and slowly as possible. The upper and lower jaws opened slightly, making a slight sound of air flow, obviously because they were afraid of shaking their heads:

"You'll get dizzy if you speak too loudly, you'll get dizzy if someone yells next to you, you'll get dizzy if the wind is too loud... you'll get dizzy if you eat something, and you'll get dizzy if you chew something that makes it click..."

This...the symptoms are a bit complicated...

Grete smiled reassuringly at him, followed his answer, and asked the next question:

"Then if you shake your head now, how long will you faint?"

"I'll just faint for a while... But I want to fly! I want to fight! As soon as I start flying, I'll faint!"

Speaking of the excitement, the outer auricle, which was covered with skin and was stretched open by the thorns, couldn't help but flap a little, and then fell down with an "ouch". Gretel silently counted five breaths and immediately spoke:

"Are you dizzy now?"

"I'm dizzy now..."

"Are you still dizzy..."

"Still dizzy..."

"...What now?" Gretel counted 12 breaths and asked again. This time, he got a different answer:

"I'm not dizzy anymore..."

Varghese replied weakly. Gretel breathed a sigh of relief:

Fortunately, the duration was short, only about half a minute. Then it’s probably not central vertigo, that is, it’s not vertigo caused by central lesions:

What kind of cerebral hemorrhage is not cured, cerebral edema, cerebral herniation, brain tumor, cervical spondylosis, vertebral-basilar artery insufficiency, temporal lobe epilepsy...

None!

After eliminating the most terrifying ones with the worst consequences, we can slowly investigate and treat them slowly.

Anyway, the cause of peripheral vertigo is a problem with the vestibular receptors. The wave of vestibular receptors is basically not fatal or urgent. There are many self-limiting diseases that can be cured by self-care...

"By the way, how do you hear sounds? Is your hearing loss?"

"There's a buzzing in my ears... It's a bit tinnitus, no, it's quite severe... Don't talk to me, I feel uncomfortable again..."

Why doesn't it feel right? The symptoms on both sides don’t match up!