Can urination syncope be cured?

Micturition syncope is usually treatable.

Micturition syncope, also known as urinary vertigo, is a temporary loss of consciousness that occurs during or immediately after urination. This is caused by a sudden drop in blood pressure, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain. Micturition syncope is usually treatable, such as paying attention to the posture and speed of urination and choosing the appropriate position to prevent syncope. Secondly, for some patients may be combined with vegetative nerve dysfunction, in this case can also be under the guidance of doctors with some neuroregulatory drugs, such as oryzanol, can also improve the condition.