I Cant get dizzy.I can spin and spin but never get dizzy. I spun for 10 minutes straight And cant get dizzy?
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Heck, if that's the case! Call Guiness Book of World Records. You might be a record holder or be the first. You never know.
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Most of the time, when people recieve additional fluid (such as glucose or shots) people get a little vertigo.  This usually happens because lack of fluid intake proir to recieving medication.  A rush of medication has been entered into your system without enough water to keep you "level".  It enters the body and take effect faster than a pill.  At this point vertigo begins to take effect.  Making you dizzy, light-headed and have some shortness of breathing.  The best way to avoid this in the future would be to hydrate before recieving fluid medication.
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Ask your son to turn around in a circle once per day.  That is the rate  of the earth spinning.   One rotation per day.  Did he get dizzy?  \n\nSpinning is angular speed or angular frequency( the rate it turns through an angle), not the speed, tangent to the circumference of the earth.\n\nThe earth spinning is improperly linked to 1000 mph.  The earth spins one time per day.  The surface velocity is 1000mph at the outer surface of the earth, but that is just like going straight at 1000mph.\n\nThe surface speed of the earth is undetectably with out a frame of reference.  Just as speeding in a car...without looking out the window, you don't know if you are moving that fast.  We only detect a change, acceleration.  The earth spins so slowly, we don't detect the angular frequency as being dizzy.
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Are you experiencing any vertigo?  This could be due to an inner ear problem.  Are you experiencing any other symptoms?\nHowever I would go for a check-up, it's difficult to diagnose your symptoms without proper testing.
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I would say if you arent drowsy it would be okay. Just keep it simple like walking no more than 3.0 MPH can be good for you. Of course if you feel dizzy or anything unusual then stop.
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you shoult start slowly at first. nobody who has been sedentary for a long time can do 20 min right off the bat. You should start with 5 min and increase it as it  gets easier. I do not think you have a medical problem, i simply think you are overworking yourself. A very important thing before any exercise is to have a meal 3 hours before and consume water as you do it, to keep your muscles and cells hydrated. This will most probably fix your dizziness problem. If it does not, do go see your doctor.\n\nas for motivation, tell yourself you can do it, just how sexy you will be after a few months, put a tv in front of it, makes time fly by faster, or read a magazine as you use it. otherwise you are right, it's extremly boring hehe\n\ngood luck
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I have gotten it before. My eyes were open but I couldn't move a muscle. didn't experience buzzing/rushing noises. I did what you suggest and turned it around. Great experience. I'd love for it to happen again.
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Ha,ha,ha. Yeah, it's normal for you to feel dizzy. It may feel like your high for a couple of seconds. That happens to all begginer smokers. After a while, you'll get used to it and the dizzyness will stop. And the right way to smoke is to inhale, it's kind of hard to explain though. But just suck the smoke in (inhale the smoke). But you shouldn't smoke, it's a bad habbit.
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24,901.5 miles. Spinning one revolution in 23 hours, 56 minutes and 4.1 seconds. Sit on a hillside in Equador with some great local product and your flying at like over 1000 mph. Dizzy yet?
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open your arms wide and turn in a circular motion ... ull get dizzy ..bt with practice ull get better ...... :) If they loved ur breez they will keep u .... if not they will pull u down :)
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yes i agree with you, also your eyes do not rotate with your head, try looking at your eyes in a mirror and tilt your head, what would happen if you tilted round 360 degrees :o  POP
325765
It sounds like it may be migraine associated dizziness. It is not uncommon for people who have migraines to experience dizziness along with them.
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Actually, unlike dancers, most skaters don't "spot". They don't pick a point and snap their heads around. You'll see a few of them do it, but most don't. \n\nWhy? Because spotting a spin can slow you down, and one of the things that spins in skating are graded on is speed. Also, you end up going so fast that spotting would be difficult, and might upset your balance. \n\nSo most skaters don't spot their jumps or spins. \n\nHow do they not get dizzy, then? You get used to spinning. At first, when you first start practicing them, you do get dizzy. But over time, you get more used to it. \n\nStill, most skaters, after a long spin, are a bit dizzy. That's one of the reasons why you'll see a lot of programs END with a long series of spins, rather than starting with the spins! And you'll also see spins in the middle of a program with a series of gentle steps out, rather than immediately going into another move - again, to regain balance and allow for recovery, as spins are tiring.
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No. This is actually a major problem for astronauts. In your inner ear, attached to your cochlea (the snail looking thing on ear diagrams) you have three looped tubes called semicircular canals. There is fluid in these canals and they're lined with little hairs. When you tip your head to the side, the fluid moves with gravity and it moves the hairs, sending a message that your brain uses along with visual imput to tell you your spatial orientation.\n\nIn zero gravity, the fluid sort of floats around (along with the rest of you) and its easy to become dizzy and disoriented. After awhile, your brain adjusts, but, then when you come back to Earth, you have similar problems because your brain had gotten used to the constant, mixed up messages it was getting. People get sea sick because the message their inner ear is sending to their brains doesn't match the visual imput. The same thing happens to Astronauts.
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You can't do it all at once or you'll have vertigo so bad at times you'll feel like you're going to fall down. If you're taking 20mg, break it in half where the line is and cut it down that way and then take one every other day for a few days. Check it with your doctor first though but that's what I did.
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ear injuries can cause dizziness and can also cause you to feel disoriented.\n\nyou should seek medical attention asap b/c there is a slight chance you might have a low grade concussion.\n\nthe fact that you are overwhelmingly dizzy and feel confused and disoriented upon standing indicates a serious problem and significant injury to your ear.\n\nin severe cases, if left untreated or looked into-this could cause permanent hearing loss, especially if you've ruptured your eardrum.\n\nhave someone take you to the nearest emergency room or urgent care center. you can also call your family dr to see if you can be seen there.
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I am truly sorry to hear this but even more sorry that there is NO cure for it. I have had extreme vertigo for over 5 years. And like you the meds. don't work and the Dr cant fix it. So i know what you feel like as i have to deal with it ever day of my life. My dizziness gets so bad that i cant even sit up i have to lay down and it will last for about 45 min. Then i am sick for about 3 hours after its over. For people like me and you we just have to deal with it the best way we can. What i do to deal with it is really weird but it helps me a lot. If you would send me an e-mail or PM me i will tell you about the mental problems it has caused me