Why don't figure skaters get dizzy? It's a head-spinning question that's one of the most frequently googled about the sport, so we asked Olympic figure skaters, including Team USA's Karen Chen and ...

Vertigo is caused by a disturbance of the vestibulocochlear nerve, which is responsible for hearing and balance. [iStockphoto] Have you ever felt like the world around you is spinning, tilting and ...

When watching figure skating on Tuesday night, the Fourth-Place Medal Investigative Unit wondered aloud how the women could spin so much without getting nauseated. It brought back tough memories of ...

Tiny tots think it’s great fun to whirl around until they lose balance and fall down. And if we’re honest, most of us have felt the room spin when we’ve gone to bed after too much booze. But when ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. danm/Getty Images Feeling as if the room is spinning is fine when you’re on the teacups ride (if you enjoy that type of thing).

Olympic medalist and "My New Favorite Olympian" host Adam Rippon says yes, but that there are certain ways professionals can adjust to the constant spinning. "If you watch people who are training to ...

From axels and lutzes to triples and quads, figure skating can leave fans and athletes' heads spinning. It leads to an important question: Do figure skaters get dizzy? Stream Connecticut News for free ...

Feeling as if the room is spinning is fine when you’re on the teacups ride (if you enjoy that type of thing). But experiencing random dizzy spells throughout the day is nothing short of unnerving. The ...