Vertigo Fainting see also Blood Hypoglyc Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

Meniere's syndrome is an inner ear disorder characterized by severe vertigo, which can lead to falls and confinement to bed. Vertigo may be accompanied by anxiety, nausea, vomiting, and a sensation of imminent fainting, though never to the point of losing consciousness. Ringing in the ears often precedes vertigo episodes. Consult the section on ear problems and also VÉRTIGO, considering that Meniere's syndrome conveys an important and urgent message. The affected individual may carry an unfounded sense of guilt, and fears such as those associated with agoraphobia may also be present.




Fears of agoraphobia may also be present.




Fears of agoraphobia.

Vertigo is a subjective sensation of body and surrounding object displacement, which can manifest as rotational, vertical, or horizontal movement but consistently in one direction (distinct from dizziness). It corresponds to a disorder in a part of the inner ear, responsible for balance.
Individuals experiencing vertigo often find themselves in situations where they feel they are losing their stability, even if their supposed balanced life may not have truly met their needs. This sensation arises from anxiety about making decisions or moving toward something new, with unfulfilled desires. It's possible that recent changes, whether perceived as imbalanced by oneself or others, contribute to this discomfort. The judgments of others can pose problems, even if they are not accepted willingly.
The important message is to listen to your genuine needs and reconsider your understanding of a balanced life and person. The more you dwell on the fear of imbalance, the more likely your life will become unbalanced. Consider looking into agoraphobia for a potential connection to this issue.
Dizziness or fainting may be a way to avoid confronting an event or person you refuse to acknowledge. It may stem from the fear that a situation is evolving too rapidly, and you are apprehensive about the changes it might bring to your life. It's as if you lack a guiding reference, and you may feel that "your father" or the authoritative figure is absent or not providing sufficient guidance. You prefer to isolate yourself and flee from it all. The desire for control over everything, both internal and external, becomes impossible to fulfill, leading to instability and anxiety. In many cases, dizziness and fainting may be associated with hypoglycemia. It is vital to discover the joy of living, treat yourself with kindness, and have trust in the future.




It is vital to discover the joy of living, treat yourself with kindness, and have trust in the future.

A fainting spell results in a temporary, reversible loss of consciousness due to inadequate brain oxygenation. It can be linked to cardiac arrest but not exclusively. Causes may include asphyxiation or sudden dilation of blood vessels following an emotional shock, leading to reduced blood flow and oxygen to the brain.

Fainting is akin to my mind briefly withdrawing from the physical world, as if I choose to isolate myself in response to a challenging situation. It's a state of rebellion, an inability to cope with a particular circumstance. This condition should not be confused with the controlled experiences of yogis who voluntarily leave their bodies during meditation. I must reflect on the inner panic or anguish that led to such a situation. In all circumstances, I recognize that I am guided and protected, choosing to remain fully aware of the life within me.




I recognize that I am guided and protected, choosing to remain fully aware of the life within me.

Hypotension, also known as low blood pressure, refers to blood pressure falling below normal levels. Symptoms include a tendency to faint, poor circulation to extremities, fatigue, and dizziness. If low blood pressure doesn't cause physical issues, it may be suitable for the individual.
People with hypotension often feel easily discouraged and defeated in anticipation of challenges. They rapidly deplete their vital energy because they struggle to handle life's demands and responsibilities. A lack of courage and a reluctance to take control of their life are common traits.
Hypotension indicates a lack of awareness regarding one's ability to direct their life. It suggests overreliance on negative mental self-perception, leading to feelings of inadequacy and defeat before even attempting to overcome challenges. To counter this, it's important to set concrete goals and work towards them at the right time. Avoid letting the belief that you can't handle life's pressures deter you from achieving your dreams.

Veins are blood vessels that carry blood from organs back to the heart. When veins return blood from the lungs to the heart, it's purified "red" blood rich in oxygen. Conversely, when veins return blood from other organs, it's "blue" blood devoid of oxygen and filled with carbon dioxide (CO2). I've never been lucky with veins (= luck), which is akin to saying I've struggled to find the joy of living. Blood flows through my veins; it signifies life and the happiness of living. I often find myself in conflict with my inner voice and my actions in life. I feel disappointed and overwhelmed, living in a state of inertia where I no longer appreciate the beautiful moments that come my way. I lack energy, feeling empty and unsupported by life and my surroundings, seeing everything in a negative light. My coronary veins may be particularly affected if I fear losing someone or something I "own" and hesitate to let go of. I perceive it as a threat to my territory, such as my spouse, home, family, job, or ideas. I choose to allow joy to flow within me, acknowledging the good moments, learning to relax, and finding inner peace.




I am capable of relaxing.

Vertigo Fainting see also Blood Hypoglyc