dizziness

• “The first few months, I had tons and tons of trouble with dizziness from the heat and general low blood pressure.”

  mrissa: Hickory, hickory, more hickory.

• “By this point, the dizziness is coming back and the stomach is gurgling discontent, so I needed a table from which I could flee easily in case of projectile vomiting.”

  WHC Part III

• “Actually, the dizziness is a side effect of the Tricor; both the pharmacy and the Mayo Clinic warn against it.”

  Hit over the head with a brick

• “They made a sort of shuddering veil, almost recalling the dizziness of a cinematograph.”

  The Criminals Chase the Police

• “It was nothing, after all, and the dizziness was a momentary effect caused by the effort and stooping.”

  Masterpieces of Mystery In Four Volumes Mystic-Humorous Stories

• “Lucas Duda left Wednesday's game in the fourth inning with what the Mets termed "dizziness.”

  NY Daily News

• “Marco Scutaro, who left the game with what the club called dizziness in the fourth inning, made it 1-0 with an RBI single.”

  The Seattle Times

• “The brightness of the eyes, dizziness, which is a common, and head-ache, which is a frequent symptom, and in some cases very distressing, are probably connected with these changes.”

  Cases of Organic Diseases of the Heart

• “Whence the objects appear to librate or circulate according to the motions of our heads, which is called dizziness; and we lose the means of balancing ourselves, or preserving our perpendicularity, by vision.”

  Zoonomia, Vol. II Or, the Laws of Organic Life

• “The gas causes dizziness, which isalready reported on the shores of the Gulf by workers. then the mindbecomes slow to hallucinations and so will go crazy, then vision is impaired and finally loss of sight permanently.”

  WN.com - Business News

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