Motion sickness is the feeling which comes with the motion we sense with our inner ear is different from the motion which we visualize. It is a common condition that occurs in some people who travel by car, train, airplane or boat. Many people are suffering from this condition and if they ride on a roller coaster or other similar amusement park rides. Motion sickness progresses from a feeling of uneasiness to sweat and dizziness being caused. This is followed by nausea and vomiting. Pregnant women and children are more prone to motion sickness, and almost anyone that is traveling is at risk for the motion sickness. For those people who travel on boats, seasickness can be considered in any form of motion sickness. Other risk factors include the person's fear or anxiety about traveling, the mode of travel, poor ventilation in the traveling vehicle, and the inability to see out of a window. Motion sickness is a cause when the mixed signals are being sent to the brain by the eyes and the inner ear. If we cannot see the motion our body's feeling, or, if we cannot feel the motion our eyes see, then it is likely seen that the brain will get some mixed signals and the person will develop the symptoms of motion sickness. The signs and symptoms of motion sickness begin with a feeling of uneasiness followed by cold sweat and dizziness being caused. Some people may get pale skin and saliva production gets increase along with the headache and fatigue.

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