Dizziness or vertigo from deficiency may come from a couple of sources. First, when the nourishing coolant that is your body’s Yin is in short supply, Yang rises upward. Much like your car’s radiator overheating, this kind of dizziness tends to come with a little heat; a red face, red or irritated eyes, a bitter taste in your mouth, headache, and possibly tinnitus. Sometimes this kind of dizziness can be worse with stress, anger, or other strong emotions.

A second kind of deficiency that can make you dizzy is a depletion of energy and blood. The dizziness you experience comes from not having enough energy and blood to nourish your brain. Basically, you’re kind of wiped out, and it’s making you light headed, especially when you stand up or exert yourself. This kind of dizziness is usually not too severe, and you might also experience fatigue, a pale complexion, heart palpitations, and insomnia with it.

If you have the Symptoms of Pulmonary Encephalopathy--Dizziness, we would say herbal medicine is a safe and effective form of treatment. At TCM Window, we offer relaxing treatments and expert guidance through the whole process. We specialize in different kinds of chronic and difficult miscellaneous diseases, we offer the best possible care in a peaceful and welcoming environment. If you would want our expert to create a TCM diagnosis, please fill out the health form as requested.