Sentences with phrase «clammy skin»

Excess kapha creates weight gain, mucous, phlegm, sinus congestion, clammy skin, heaviness, lethargy, water retention, swollen joints, a cold body and weak digestion.

Instead she had aching in her arms and chest along with nausea and clammy skin, and like many women didn't realize what was happening.

But these proteins can also interfere with the body's thermoregulation, bringing on symptoms like chills, goosebumps, or cold, clammy skin.

Always call a doctor to check up on a fever in the first four to six months of your baby's life, especially if your child shows any other signs of being unwell, such as lethargy, clammy skin or difficulty breathing.

The signs of heat exhaustion can include an increase in thirst, weakness, fainting or dizziness, cramping, nausea, headache, increased sweating, clammy skin, or a rise in body temperature.

Classic symptoms of the stomach flu include watery diarrhea (nonbloody), nausea, bloating, headache, low grade fever, abdominal cramping, sweating, clammy skin, and occasional muscle aches.

Not exact matches

Your skin often feels clammy.

A look of anger will make your heart speed up and your blood vessels dilate until your skin turns red; a look of fear can make your hands cold and clammy and your hairs stand on end; a look of disgust can make you nauseated.

In response to stresses, good or bad, our skin becomes clammy, increasing its conductance, and the Q Sensor picks this up.

My skin started to burn and my hands turned clammy.

When your body is trying to fight off an infection like pneumonia, you can have profuse sweating or skin that feels clammy to the touch.

Your skin keeps sweating in an attempt to cool your body off, but with so much moisture in the air, your sweat isn't absorbed as easily, leaving you feeling clammy and uncomfortable.

The uncoated nature of the fabric keeps the hammock from feeling clammy against your skin, and the windproof requirement of true parachute fabric keeps the cold wind at bay.

If the drug is absorbed into your body, it can cause symptoms such as lowered blood pressure (which may result in dizziness, fainting, lack of concentration, blurred vision, nausea, cold, clammy or pale skin, rapid, shallow breathing), sleepiness and slower heart rate.

My skin felt clammy, and my breath deepened in the elevation.

What comes through with exceptional clarity — and what saves Bess's simple shapes and curious array of personal symbols from mere eccentricity — is the clammy - palmed necessity simmering just beneath each painting's skin.

There is nothing stylish or self - deluded about them — that's what Micchelli means when he writes about «the clammy - palmed necessity simmering just beneath each painting's skin.»