I started to feel unwell on Wednesday two weeks ago.
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Take care of yourself Stay home if you feel unwell.
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That, combined with sleep disturbance, could make people feel unwell.
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I just tried to drink some medicinal whiskey and feel unwell.
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Nikulshina said Verzilov started to feel unwell following a court hearing on Tuesday.
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Pacific Fleet is begging sailors to stay off ships if they feel unwell.
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Then, shortly after he returned home that evening, he began to feel unwell.
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Payton told ESPN that he started to feel unwell Sunday and was tested Monday.
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Barring some exceptions, the majority I have seen either made me feel unwell, slightly depressed, or both.
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The patient began to feel unwell a few days after completing her trip and alerted her doctor.
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According to reports, a laser beam was aimed at the cockpit and made the first officer feel unwell.
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And then also, people who are literally saying, I have this existential fear that's causing me to feel unwell.
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The State Department has recommended that Americans in Cuba seek medical attention if they feel unwell after hearing odd noises.
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At the end of January this year, Lucía began to feel unwell, so her mother took her to a nearby clinic.
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He was playing in the park and started to feel unwell, so his mother brought him to a local health center.
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Wash your hands often and don't touch your face, and don't risk spreading the virus to others if you feel unwell.
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If the idea of sparkling water makes you feel unwell, then we have a couple of points that might change your mind.
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Bridget, a high school teacher, first started to feel unwell with a headache, runny nose, and coughing, but recovered within a few days.
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Verzilov first began to feel unwell Tuesday following a court hearing, the Russian-language outlet Meduza reported, citing a friend of the activist.
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That exchange makes me feel unwell, but it's also what I can imagine went on between her and so many other powerful people.
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Although these severe cases of strep are rare, he recommends seeking medical attention when an individual rapidly begins to feel unwell from a sore throat.
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Yes, I said it—the only way to truly live is to do something so fundamentally lazy that your body starts to actively feel unwell.
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Then, on Christmas Day, after the joyful orgy of presents with children and grandchildren and their traditional huge holiday breakfast, he started to feel unwell.
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Most people infected with chicken pox simply feel unwell — with symptoms including an itchy, blister-like rash, fever, headache and fatigue — but some develop serious complications.
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I can't know that for sure, but I do see the way in which contemporary life feeds into the expectations that you're not supposed to feel unwell.
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All I do know is that the moment my daughter started to feel unwell at the dinner table, the argument that had been so all consuming evaporated, like steam.
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Still, Mr. Evans, who often vapes from the moment he wakes up until he climbs back into bed at night, admitted that inhaling nicotine vapor sometimes makes him feel unwell.
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Governor Suzuki also asked those who feel unwell to refrain from going to work, adding that even people with mild symptoms can spread the virus while traveling, according to NHK World.
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Wash your hands often before and after exercise; shorten or skip workouts if you feel unwell; avoid training partners who are sniffling or coughing; and rub a sanitizing wipe over gym equipment before use.
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If they start to feel unwell — such as developing a cough or a fever — then they are asked to call the health department or a physician and get examined as soon as possible, Dr. Barbot said.
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The Dutch model, who was awarded Miss Teen Universe in 2017, was on a vacation with her parents in Westendorf, Austria in February when she began to feel unwell, her parents wrote on Van der Zee's official Instagram.
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After the attack, Skripnichenko left hospital and told other activists he thought he would be OK. His family say he went to a different hospital a week later to get his nose reset, and began to feel unwell in the canteen.
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One Japanese Health Ministry Official said: "We are stepping up quarantine procedures and instructing people who are coming into Japan from China to declare themselves if they have any symptoms associated with the illness and to immediately undergo a medical exam if they feel unwell."
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Eter starts to feel unwell but King Abio tries to keep the guests entertained and asks Marekh to sing. The wedding proceeds with dancing and singing.
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Writers continued to involve Harry in Amy's baby storyline. Amy begins to feel unwell and Harry rushes to her aid. His caring nature confuses Amy who is vulnerable. Kweh believed that Harry confuses most people when they are vulnerable and he is "at his best and very worst".
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He added that his socially awkward character was not able to deal with Zosia's outlandish behaviour. Zosia begins to feel unwell, collapses and stops breathing. Arthur breaks hospital rules and steals drugs to revive Zosia. The actor explained that "he's afraid they'll get found out and will all be struck off".
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In late 2003 McCormack was playing Lord Capulet in a tour of Hong Kong with the Royal Shakespeare Company's Romeo and Juliet when he first started to feel unwell. On his return to England he consulted doctors and learned that he had cancer. He died in hospital in June 2004.
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The character and Sheffield's casting were announced on 23 September 2000. The actor prepared for the role by watching a triple bypass operation. He found the experience "fascinating" but difficult as it made him feel unwell. Alex arrives at Holby City hospital to work as surgical registrar, who specialises in cardiothoracic surgery.
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Damon finds Maxine collapsed on the floor who claims she can't feel her legs. She is taken to hospital where Misbah Maalik (Harvey Virdi) is unable to find a diagnosis. Maxine moves into her own flat with Minnie but continues to feel unwell. Maxine's test results come back negative but she later collapses.
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He spots a giant cigarette lighter at the bedside. This had been a 3rd anniversary present to his wife from him. He starts to feel unwell and suddenly grabs a stone bust and kills Pégala with a violent blow to the head. Desvallée calms down and meticulously cleans up and removes all fingerprints.
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Wragg told Sue Crawford of Daily Express that Essie left to "catch up with her life". Essie begins to feel unwell while staying with them. Essie decides to return to London to visit a doctor but tries to avoid Holby City hospital. She ends up being taken there after other hospitals are over capacity.
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While seeing Geoff, Ruby starts to feel unwell and is diagnosed with diabetes. She later organises a rally to stop a number of refugees being deported, but the event is fire bombed by racists. After this event Geoff blames Ruby and leaves her and Summer Bay. She briefly reunites with Xavier but Mink Carpenter (Matylda Buczko) ruins it.
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Dr. Barton, played by Amanda Muggleton, made her appearance on 13 December 2016. The character and casting was announced on 9 December 2016. Dr. Barton is the doctor that Darren Osborne (Ashley Taylor Dawson) takes Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) to after she begins to feel unwell after they suspect that she is suffering from multiple sclerosis.
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Tegan then reveals that she had taken Rose to the dentist herself. A few days later, Diane's illness begins to worsen more. As Tony gives her vitamin tablets and some water, Diane thinks that Tony is poisoning her as she again begins to feel unwell. Scott calls Tegan over to check up on her but she refuses and accuses Tegan of poisoning her.
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Dan confronts Sam and she willingly offers to take a paternity test hoping that he would not let her go through with it. However, Sam admits that the baby is not his and she leaves Erinsborough. On the day of the wedding, Libby begins to feel unwell. She collapses at the end of the ceremony and is rushed to hospital.
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During her stay at the University of Arizona, Roig began to feel unwell and, upon returning to Europe, she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer. Her final article for Avui was published the day before her death. Montserrat Roig died in Barcelona on November 10, 1991, at the age of 45, and is interred in the Montjuïc Cemetery in Barcelona.
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Moonist started to feel unwell on the afternoon of June 21 and quickly deteriorated from what turned out to be a bout of colic. Emergency surgery found bleeding in his organs that could not be helped. To prevent further suffering, Moonist was euthanized that evening. It was also only 9 days after his last victory in the Vessels Maturity Trial.
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Steph tells Libby and Dan that she overheard Sam talking about the baby and that Dan is not the father. Sam admits the truth, before leaving once more. On the day of her wedding, Libby begins to feel unwell, but manages to get through the ceremony. However, she collapses and is rushed to hospital, where she finds out she is pregnant.
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Menke had gone hiking the morning of September 27, 2010, with a friend and her dog. Menke's friend left her after an hour when she started to feel unwell in the heat. When Menke failed to come home, her friends alerted the police. Search dogs, a Los Angeles Police Department helicopter, and officers from patrol units spent hours in Griffith Park searching for her.
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Jim begins to feel unwell and collapses. He is taken to the hospital and Karl reveals he has internal bleeding caused by the cancer. Karl and Rhys save him and Karl decides to take over as his attending physician. Karl tells Jim his immune system is weak and Jim realises he will not be able to leave the hospital and see his childhood home, Susan comforts him.
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Barbara had handled one of these seeds and begins to feel unwell. The Doctor, realising the toxic nature of DN6 and the probable contamination of Barbara, proposes they alert someone by hoisting up the giant telephone receiver, but they cannot make themselves heard. At the telephone exchange, the engaged signal makes Hilda and Bert increasingly concerned. Bert heads off to the house to investigate.
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Karwah continued to feel unwell, exhibit spikes in blood pressure, and confided to family members that staff at ELWA hospital had neglected her complications. Just hours after arriving home, Karwah collapsed and began foaming at the mouth. Her husband rushed her back to ELWA hospital on the night of February 19, 2017. However, the doctor who specialized in treating ebola survivors was not on duty.
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In order to gain custody of Rose, Tegan begins blackmailing Diane along with Scott. Diane then begins to feel unwell and begins to take vitamin tablets. Tegan then begins to prescribe Diane with more tablets which make Diane worse. Diane then goes out to take Rose to the dentist but sees Tegan and Leela as she leaves her flat and Leela persuades Diane to let Tegan see Rose for a bit.
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Tamaki added that some American military personnel had held parties in downtown areas and beaches around 4 July to celebrate the US Independence Day and called on participants in such events to see a doctor if they feel unwell. It is pointed out that many US military officials attended downtown or beach parties around the Independence Day of the US on the 4th of July, possibly spreading the infection.
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As Glasisch-Karl finishes talking, it is revealed Maria has died. Family from over the world, including relatives from Brazil, have traveled to Schabbach to pay their respects. Hermann almost misses the funeral and arrives during a thunderstorm during which the town has taken cover away from the rain, leaving Maria's coffin abandoned on the road. Both Paul and Glasisch-Karl feel unwell during the post-burial meal.
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Nancy along with the rest of the Osbornes flee the village after Jack gets a phone call saying someone is trying to kill him. The person turns out to be Jack's niece Eva Falco (Kerry Bennett) who is after Jack because Jack falsely imprisoned her dad. Nancy starts to feel unwell so Darren takes her to a hospital. The nurse sees a picture of them and calls Eva.
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As Justin recovers at home, Brody encourages Justin to show Phoebe how much he loves her, as their relationship is suffering. Justin prepares a meal for them and sets up a table in the garden, onto which he places a jewellery box. However, before Phoebe comes over, Justin starts to feel unwell and he collapses in the garden. Tori finds an unconscious Justin and calls him an ambulance.
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Soon after the mile race in Rome, she began to suffer from stomach upsets. These were diagnosed as a virus and she was prescribed pills. She continued to feel unwell but still managed to contribute a 2:07.0 leg to a 4 × 800 m world record on 13 June in Edinburgh. She ran 2:06.8 six days later when winning her 800 m heat at the Women's AAA championships at Crystal Palace, London, despite being doubled up in pain before the race.
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He did not intend to hurt or kill her, he wanted her to feel unwell so he had a purpose to stay around and look after her. He wanted to feel "needed and loved" and because of Scott's backstory Adams believed it was genuine. Scott "just does things in the moment that he thinks will help the situation, but invariably it always goes wrong." But when he first read the script he was worried that Scott was being developed into a villainous character.
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Although Bernard is forced to keep the children under watch, he allows them one chamber in the caves without cameras. The children are unaware that their "secret hideout" is known to their captors and they keep there mementos of people that they believe are their parents. The children host Joan, Simon and King in this "secret" room and smuggle food to them. Joan and Simon plan to rescue the children and they pressure King into helping them; the visitors soon feel unwell.
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Another turkey appears, dressed as an army general: The Ghost of Christmas Turkeys Present. It takes Jack to a broiler room full of turkeys and explains how abusive and terrifying the poultry farming industry is for its species, especially during December. Jack begins to feel unwell from watching the turkeys suffering but admits that he still likes turkey regardless. In walks a turkey the size of a human dressed similarly to a hippie who takes Jack's hand and flies up to the outer atmosphere.
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For hemodialysis patients, it is important to determine the treatment schedule. Dental treatment should be started on the day after hemodialysis due to several reasons: there is no accumulation of uremic toxins in the blood, and circulating heparin is absent. Treatment should not commence on the same day as hemodialysis as patients usually feel unwell and their blood is heparinized, which might cause excessive bleeding. For patients undergoing peritoneal dialysis, there are no contraindications to dental treatment except in cases of acute peritoneal infections, where elective procedure should be deferred.
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NHS 24 is Scotland's national telehealth and telecare organisation. This special health board runs a telephone advice and triage service that covers the out-of-hours period (Mondays to Fridays between 6pm and 8am, public holidays and all weekend). The telephone service allows people who feel unwell or those caring for them to obtain health advice and information if it is not convenient or possible to wait until they can visit their general practitioner when the practice is next open. The advice line is not intended as a substitute for obtaining an emergency ambulance service via 999.
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Elena tries to convince him that he can resist it because he loves her but with no result, so she runs away and Stefan starts chasing her. Klaus finds Elena and takes her to Stefan. Klaus is impressed that Stefan did not kill her and compels Stefan to turn off his humanity as it is what holds him back. Tyler wakes up and after few minutes begins to feel unwell. Klaus arrives with Elena’s blood, saying that as the Original Witch said that Elena has to die, then it is exactly the opposite that has to happen.
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Rehearsals for the first episode took place from 6–9 July. Hirsch had a difficult time working with Hartnell, partly because he was a foreigner, as well as his nervousness as a director. Weekly recording for the serial began on 10 July at Lime Grove Studio G. Planning for his other projects and difficulty with rehearsals led Hirsch to feel unwell, and he collapsed during filming on the third episode. Lambert placed Combe in charge until a replacement director could be found; documentation indicates that John Gorrie, director of The Keys of Marinus, oversaw production of the third episode, though Gorrie has no memory of the event.
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On 19 March 2019, To began to feel unwell in the locker room after a warm up before a practice session in Florida, and was taken to a hospital, where he died. In a statement, HKSI described the 26-year-old as an exceptional person who was well loved by his teammates and competitors, and said his sudden passing is a huge loss to local sports. The Hong Kong Amateur Swimming Association, expressed sadness over To's death, saying he is the Hong Kong record holder of various swimming events, and won glory for the Territory in many international events. To's funeral was held on 1 April 2019 at Trinity Grammar School in Sydney, his former high school.
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In October 2006, Christi and Bobby Shepherd went on a one-week half-term holiday to the resort of Gouvia on the Greek island of Corfu with their father, Neil Shepherd, and his girlfriend Ruth Beatson, for which he paid almost £2,000. After an initial problem in which the family was allocated a room in the main building of the Louis Corcyra Beach Hotel, they were admitted to a semi-detached two-bedroom bungalow in the hotel's grounds. Forty-eight hours after arriving, Beatson and the children started to feel unwell, with Bobby stumbling and appearing dizzy. Christi became ill shortly after going to bed on 25 October and her father went to fetch a carrier bag for her to vomit into but he collapsed.
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Lorelei Lee never goes to school because she pretends to be ill every weekday, and her family believes it, no matter how implausible. During school holidays and weekends, she makes miraculous recoveries but will suddenly feel unwell on Sundays or the last day of the holiday and cannot go to school for a week. She would use a variety of methods to be convincing, such as placing thermometers in hot drinks, making herself cold at night, and create scars by waxing her limbs with plasters, only to be unusually excitable when her father arrived home at the end of every "sick" day with a get-well present. One morning, Lorelei Lee covers her mouth with toothpaste and pretends to have a seisure.
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This action appeared to disturb the gas: Captain Kewley immediately began to feel unwell and had to be put into the kibble and taken to the surface. Foster and the rest of the recovery team who had stayed at the 115 fathom level also began to feel the effects of gas, and immediately returned to the surface. It was found on testing the air, day after day, by lowering mice and candles from the surface, that the atmosphere of the mine was improving gradually under the influence of the natural ventilation. However it was not until 7 June that it was finally deemed safe for men to descend to the 130 fathom level and the body of Robert Kelly was finally brought to the surface.
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This method could ensure that the assailants were not themselves killed by the poison, which can be fatal in very small amounts; additionally, smuggling the chemical components into Malaysia separately could have helped avoid detection.Richard C. Paddock, Choe Sang-hun & Nicholas Wade, In Kim Jong-nam’s Death, North Korea Lets Loose a Weapon of Mass Destruction , The New York Times (24 February 2017). Aisyah reported she vomited in the taxi afterward and has continued to feel unwell. Chemical weapons experts Jean- Pascal Zanders and Richard Guthrie noted that the reported effects were not entirely consistent with the potency of VX—Kim was able to walk to the medical station without suffering spasms, paramedics were not affected, the assailants survived and there were no other reports of injury even though the scene of the attack was not cleaned for over a week.
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On February 28, the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission issued a press release in which Nova Scotians were "asked to be vigilant against discrimination based on ethnic or national origin" and cautioned that the "Nova Scotia Human Rights Act protects against discrimination based on an irrational fear of contracting an illness or disease." On March 4, Nova Scotia school trips to international destinations were cancelled. On March 6, the provincial government announced that preparations for the virus were "well underway," including the implementation of a patient screening process for healthcare workers, monitoring and investigation of potential cases, application of public health and infection control measures, and work with the Nova Scotia's Emergency Management Office. On March 9, new national screening protocols were implemented in which those who had travelled outside Canada were requested to monitor for symptoms for 14 days, and those who began to feel unwell were requested to stay home and self- isolate from the public.
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