While Dizzy once said that a scientist had studied his face and called them “Gellespie’s Pouches,” the more technical term for why his neck bulges like a bullfrog’s would be laryngocele.

Dizzy golf, which involves spinning yourself around in circles a bunch of times before trying to hit a golf ball Happy Gilmore-style, isn't the safest thing to do, but it's not really that dangerous.

Upon first viewing, most people see the dancer as spinning clockwise; however, stare at the animation long enough you'll see the image reverse (and get pretty dizzy in the process).

Dizziness or lightheadedness have many possible causes, ... PeopleImages / Getty Images. ... a drooping face, shortness of breath, or fainting. 1.

Apparently the “dizzy golf” challenge has made a comeback and the guy in the video above tried it. His spinning technique needs a little work, but at least he made contact with the ball…twice.

Dizziness and nausea often co-occur. Causes include infections, dehydration, anxiety, motion sickness, and more. Read about causes and when to see a doctor.

Act up soon, before your dizziness makes you faint and face a fatal accident. Written by Debjani Arora | Published : August 31, 2015 12:32 PM IST There can be times when you feel giddy ...