Patient's question:
On the tenth of this month, I suddenly fainted and went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said I was deficient in potassium and had insufficient blood supply to the brain. I was observed in the hospital for a week and underwent many tests, but there were no other major issues. After going home, I still felt dizzy, and now I'm experiencing symptoms like nausea and cervical pain.Doctor's answer:
An examination has revealed a potassium deficiency, and appropriate potassium supplementation can be administered. For cervical spondylosis, adjustments are needed to improve symptoms of insufficient cerebral blood supply and discomfort in the upper limbs. At 45, you are about to enter menopause, and the symptoms of cervical spondylosis may exacerbate the clinical manifestations of these conditions. This could lead to dizziness, reduced activity, and prolonged bed rest, which can easily cause stiffness in the cervical muscles, affecting cerebral blood circulation.