Do you feel dizziness or a headache?
LIGHTHEADEDNESS: On two occasions, he was overwhelmed by a sense of dizziness.
This narrative turnaround is a bravura display of writing skill, and the sense of dizziness is only augmented as he shows Colley suffered many other cruelties that Talbot failed to observe – or ignored.
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.
Patients may report a general sense of dizziness accompanied with a wide variety of other descriptions to distinguish their experience (Landel 2013; Chan 2009).
A true functional/perceptual injury may be completely missed in those athletes who do not equate their abnormal sense as "dizziness".
Theoretically it heightens orgasm by cutting off oxygen to the brain, inducing a sense of dizziness and a rush.
That's why I've tried so many things I really have…" (I3) The respondents sensed that they had to fight to live the life they wanted to live and not give in to the dizziness.
Recognising the essential gulf of communication that prevents complete empathy, she conveys a sense of the dizziness of the divide.
Proprioceptive dysfunction [ 8, 9], reposition sense [ 7], dizziness [ 10], coordination [ 11], balance [ 12], or others are also affected.
On the whole, Pakistani women and men viewed blood donation as a doable act despite emic understandings that blood loss causes kamzori (weakness), a state manifested by sense of weakness, dizziness and an inability to work.
