Motion Sickness: Vestibular Pathophysiology, Symptoms, and Pharmacological Management
1. Introduction to Motion Sickness Motion sickness, clinically referred to as kinetosis, is a common and distressing neurological condition that occurs when the central nervous system receives conflicting sensory information regarding body movement and spatial orientation. It manifests through a spectrum of autonomic symptoms, most notably profound nausea, pallor, cold sweating, and eventual emesis. This … Read more