Sentence examples for difficulty with balance from inspiring English sources

Especially important are the signs of a concussion, like dizziness, memory loss, difficulty with balance or undue fatigue.

Loss of tactile sensory function is common with aging and can lead to numbness and difficulty with balance and gait.

Phase 2 and 3 pups were noted to attain negative geotaxis and reflex suspension benchmarks earlier than control pups and to have more difficulty with balance.

The Kent racetrack will host the time trial events for races on standard bikes, hand cycles and, for athletes who have difficulty with balance, tricycles – a race contested by both men and women.

It is the disease that actor Dudley Moore had, and is caused by the progressive death of nerve cells in the brain, causing difficulty with balance, movement, vision, speech and swallowing.

Doctors are urging those who have had the treatment within the past few months to see a doctor if they develop symptoms like severe or worsening headaches, fever, nausea, difficulty with balance, or slurred speech.

MS affects the brain and spinal cord, according to the NHS symptoms include loss of vision, muscle stiffness, difficulties with balance and fatigue.

They said the 48-year-old, who was epileptic, had blood pressure problems and labyrinthitis, an inner-ear infection causing dizziness and difficulties with balance.

The condition affects Peter's coordination, makes movement slower and less controlled, and gives him difficulties with balance and walking.

Add in difficulties with balance, sleep deprivation, a slowing of the cardiovascular system, not to mention excess flatulence; throw in a bit of space sickness, vertigo and lethargy, and you begin to understand the scale of the problem.

Typical symptoms of diabetic neuropathy include pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, and difficulties with balance.