The phrase "alleviate dizziness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or treatments aimed at reducing or relieving feelings of dizziness.
Example: "The doctor recommended several strategies to alleviate dizziness, including hydration and balance exercises."
Alternatives: "reduce dizziness" or "ease dizziness".
The swirling image of Aubrey Beardsley- and Milton Glines-like lineserveded as a pharmaceutical poster design cleverly advertising a drug to alleviate the dizziness of vertigo.
Staying hydrated will alleviate the headaches, dizziness, and lightheadedness that result from a hangover.
Taking motion sickness medicine can relieve dizziness.
REBOUNDS CHRIS CHILDS was popping Tylenol before the game to help alleviate the headache and dizziness that caused him to leave the game early on Tuesday night against Vancouver.
It took me 10 hours and cost me a good few years of life because every time I think of it my heart's forced to pump extra blood around my body to alleviate the shame-induced dizziness that I experience.
The other day, he asked Michael Collins, the assistant tour manager, "Can you fly in some white blood cells for me?" He awakens early each morning to take the first of five daily pills, then goes back to sleep, trying to alleviate a slight sense of dizziness -- "like trying to skate on a sleeping pill" -- caused by the medication.
Although dialysis may alleviate symptoms like fluid accumulation in the legs or lungs, it can lead to dizziness, weakness, leg cramps, nausea and other problems.
To alleviate a student's headaches, for example, schedule rests in the school nurse's office; for dizziness, allow extra time to get to class through crowded hallways; for light sensitivity, permit sunglasses to be worn indoors.
The new policy should alleviate the problem.
Are we confident intervening will alleviate suffering?
