Question 1

I am experiencing motion sickness at night when sleeping on my bed and sometimes during the day. What could be the cause?

Dr S Aneela · Accepted Answer

Feeling motion sickness while sleeping or during the day may be linked to inner ear problems, vestibular disorders, or sensitivity to changes in position and movement. A doctor can assess your balance system and suggest medicines or exercises to reduce nausea and dizziness.

Question 2

I have motion sickness and eye strain, and my doctor prescribed Stugeron. I have read about sea sickness syndrome. Can you provide more information about it and its treatment?

Dr S Aneela · Accepted Answer

Sea sickness syndrome is a type of motion sickness caused by conflicting signals between the inner ear, eyes, and body during travel on a boat or ship. Symptoms include nausea, dizziness, sweating, and vomiting. . It can be managed with medicines, looking at the horizon, staying in fresh air, and using ginger or acupressure bands for relief.

Question 3

I feel dizzy all the time and experience vertigo. What should I do?

Dr S Aneela · Accepted Answer

Persistent dizziness and vertigo need medical evaluation to find the underlying cause. Rest, avoid sudden head movements, stay hydrated, and follow your doctor's advice on medications or vestibular exercises to manage your symptoms.

Question 4

I am experiencing vertigo and difficulty balancing myself. What could be the cause?

Dr S Aneela · Accepted Answer

Inner ear issues, low blood pressure, dehydration, or neurological conditions can cause vertigo and balance problems. Consult a doctor for a proper evaluation to determine the exact cause and get appropriate treatment.

Question 5

I have dizziness that persists. I consulted a doctor and have been taking medication for vertigo for a month, but there is no satisfactory relief. I previously had a neck injury. What could be the reason for my symptoms?

Dr S Aneela · Accepted Answer

Your persistent dizziness despite vertigo treatment could be related to your previous neck injury, inner ear issues, or other neurological causes. Consult your doctor for a detailed evaluation to identify the exact reason and adjust treatment accordingly.

Question 6

I have been feeling dizzy for over 12 hours and cannot stand or walk due to increased dizziness and nausea. What should I do?

Dr S Aneela · Accepted Answer

Seek immediate medical attention, as prolonged dizziness with inability to stand or walk can indicate a serious condition. Stay seated or lying down, avoid sudden movements, and contact a doctor or emergency services right away.

Question 7

I feel like vomiting while travelling, and my head feels uneasy. My doctor said it is a vertigo issue. Can you suggest guidance for this?

Dr S Aneela · Accepted Answer

For vertigo that causes nausea and uneasiness while travelling, sit in a stable position and focus on a fixed point, such as the horizon. Take your doctor-prescribed medicines, avoid sudden head movements, stay hydrated, and carry light snacks to help manage symptoms during the journey.

Question 8

What is the treatment for vertigo? We are seeing a doctor, but there has not been much improvement since starting treatment.

Dr S Aneela · Accepted Answer

Vertigo treatment depends on the underlying cause and may include medications, vestibular exercises, and lifestyle adjustments. If there is a slight improvement, follow up with your doctor to review the diagnosis, adjust your medicines, or consider specialised therapy to improve symptom control.

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