Do you know that you have heard of tinnitus?

　　Do you know that you have heard of tinnitus?

　　I believe most people are familiar with tinnitus.

Have you ever heard of brain ming?

　　Brainnitus is a high-frequency sound, and it is also often accompanied by tinnitus, waist and knee weakness, dizziness, and can also be accompanied by symptoms such as dizziness and memory loss, which affect sleep, life, and work.

There are more elderly patients, and there are more women than men, and the age of onset is between 40 and 70 years old.

　　Brainnitus and tinnitus are not the same thing. This is the key to understanding this disease. Patients often undergo a large number of ear-related examinations, but ignore cerebrovascular-related examinations.

After several treatments to no avail, these patients will be considered menopausal, mental and psychological problems, etc.

Therefore, jugular vein MRV, CTV, jugular vein ultrasound and other examinations should be performed for patients with encephalitis.

　　Many doctors are confused when they encounter patients with braining. At present, there are relatively few researches on braining. Some doctors think that braining is a symptom caused by other diseases.

At present, the more recognized causes of braining include:

　　Insufficient blood supply to the brain caused by various reasons, such as cerebral arteriosclerosis, stroke, etc.;

　　Some systemic diseases, such as hypertension, hypotension, anemia and other diseases;

　　Some patients can also cause brain ringing due to long-term mental stress, anxiety, work pressure and other reasons. In the past, they were mostly considered to be "neurosis" or "neurasthenia";

　　Some patients with encephalitis are caused by poor cerebral venous return, including congenital vascular dysplasia, cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, and atlas compression.

This group of patients is currently less well-known in China, and most patients are often not easily diagnosed, which delays the patient's treatment time.

　　The surgical treatment of internal jugular vein stenosis carried out by neurosurgery, such as the decompression of the transverse process of the atlas, can be used to remove the related factors that cause poor internal jugular vein return.

This type of surgery has less trauma, quick recovery, and fewer complications. The long-term effects of patients are also under further follow-up observation.

　　By Liang Xin (Beijing Shijitan Hospital)