HealthPhoto: HT HealthWhy You Feel Nauseous in a Car and How to Prevent It
Dr. Manish Dodmani, consultant gastroenterologist at KIMS Hospitals, Thane, explains that car sickness causing dizziness and nausea is due to motion sickness, empty stomach, lack of sleep, heat, or inhaling fumes from solvents and cleaning products in poorly ventilated cars. Warning signs include headache, confusion, and unusual sleepiness, which may require medical attention.
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