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Since chronic appendectomy, I have been dizzy for 24 hours a day, and I can't find anything when I go to the hospital. What's going on here?
Hello! After spinal anesthesia, a few people will have dizziness and other symptoms. Therefore, when they come out of the operating room and return to the ward, they should lie on the pillow for 6 to 8 hours to reduce dizziness. After operation 1 year, persistent dizziness may not be as simple as that after chronic appendicitis operation.

There are many reasons for dizziness, such as cervical spondylosis, Meniere's disease, inner ear disease, cerebral blood supply deficiency, intracranial lesions, hypertension, hypotension, anemia, long-term insomnia, physical weakness after illness and so on. These will all lead to dizziness. I don't know what tests I went to the hospital to do, and whether I completely ruled out the inner ear labyrinth, vestibular nerve, brain stem and cerebellum lesions.