sickness
Nausea and dizziness caused by any form of travel.
Nausea felt in the morning during the early months of pregnancy.
Refers to a long-lasting sickness.
Refers to a very serious sickness.
Refers to a sickness that continues for a long period of time.
Refers to a sickness that is severe and sudden in onset.
Nausea and dizziness caused by travel. Often used as a compound word: travel-sickness.
Refers to a sickness that lasts for an extended period.
Nausea and dizziness caused by car travel.
Sickness caused by being at a high altitude where there is less oxygen.
Nausea and dizziness caused by sea travel. Often used as a compound word: seasickness.
Nausea and dizziness caused by air travel.
Another term for altitude sickness.
A serious tropical disease, caused by the bite of the tsetse fly.
Sickness caused by exposure to a large amount of radiation.
A condition that affects deep-sea divers who come up to the surface too quickly.
The sensation of being about to vomit.
Because of sickness.
Because of or as a result of sickness.
A more formal way to say because of sickness.
To have a particular sickness, especially for a long time.
To give medical care to someone for a sickness.
To be the reason for someone becoming sick.
To stop sickness from happening.
To experience physical or mental pain because of sickness.
A common, informal way to say become sick.
To make a sickness disappear with medical treatment.
To undergo the feeling or state of being sick.
To bring about or give rise to sickness, often intentionally or as a side effect.
To pretend to be sick.
Money paid by the state to someone who is unable to work because of illness.
A system of insurance that pays for some or all of the cost of medical treatment.
The frequency or speed at which sickness occurs.
A period of being away from work because of illness.
The amount or rate of sickness in a group or population.
Insurance that pays you money when you are unable to work because of illness.
Used to describe the growing feeling of nausea.