Sentence examples for having dizziness from inspiring English sources

"When she had her first periods, Rina was having dizziness and weakness and would take to her bed," said Rina's mother, Chari Kachhap.

She also had dizziness during that match.

He has dizziness and isn't able to do work that requires him to stand for long periods.

Many concussion patients have dizziness, headaches and nausea, the result of what Collins called "an energy crisis in the brain".

He is profoundly deaf in one ear, and suffers horrendous tinnitus; he has dizziness and bouts of seizures, and his immune system is screwed.

INSIDE PITCH Ryan Church, still recovering from a concussion sustained May 20, was not in the starting lineup Monday night and continued to have dizziness.

Only then did someone sit down with her and take a proper history; it revealed that she'd had dizziness, likely from dehydration and lack of food, which caused her to pass out.

Sloane et al. [14] found that 70% of their subjects had dizziness, light-headedness or a sensation of impending syncope, but dizziness alone was observed in 66% of their patients.

It must be given three times daily, and about 20percentt of the women taking it will have dizziness and/or sleepiness the next day.

The women taking this extended-release form took the medication twice daily and only 12percentt of women had dizziness or sleepiness.

Twenty-one per cent of children receiving LTG had dizziness compared with 4.5% on placebo.