Sentence examples for experienced vertigo from inspiring English sources

Other viewers have experienced vertigo in front of her paintings, and no one can be immune to the optical flickers and perceptual disturbances of her paintings up to the mid-1980s.

For example, one of hundreds of data aggregations revealed that people who experienced vertigo in conjunction with migraines were four times as likely to have painful negative reactions when using the migraine drug Imitrex as those who did not have vertigo.

In group B 43.2 % experienced vertigo, 45.8 % had nausea, 9.3 % were sensitive to smell, 34.7 % showed sensitiveness to sound and 33%% to light.

In group A all patients showed typical migraine related symptoms: 42.9 % experienced vertigo, 82 % had an aggravation of pain during physical activity, 86.4 % had nausea, 53.8 % were sensitive to smell, 75%% showed sensitiveness to sound and 87.5 % to light.

*One patient experienced vertigo, considered as a SAE, which resolved during treatment.

Ear and labyrinth disorders were reported for 29 patients (4.5%), of whom 21 experienced vertigo.

But even those who did not are experiencing vertigo.

Worse, some respondents say they experience vertigo or nausea when they use virtual-reality headsets.

Up to one in 10 people will experience vertigo, dizziness or unsteadiness in any given year.

But this nagging duality is appropriate because when you step aboard Le Roi des Belges, you're not quite sure whether to experience vertigo or seasickness.

He did not experience vertigo, like Tampa Bay pitcher Alex Cobb, who was hit by a liner on the same mound on June 15 in a game against the Kansas City Royals.