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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Chronic Motion Sensitivity"”.
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Effect of Vestibular Adaptation Exercises on Chronic Motion Sensitivity
… and typically impacts postural stability. Motion sickness, or motion sensitivity, is stimulated by abnormal spatial orientation and is a common symptom related to dizziness and postural instability. The main cause of the motion sensitivity is aberrant sensory input from the visual, …
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Relationship between Vestibular System, Vision, Anxiety, and Chronic Motion Sensitivity
<p>BACKGROUND: Chronic motion sensitivity (CMS) has been defined as a feeling of un-wellness elicited by either actual or perceived motion. CMS is a common condition and is more prevalent in females than in males. In addition to a variety of symptoms, young adults with CMS have less postural …
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Effects of Head Motion on Postural Stability in Participants with Chronic Motion Sensitivity
<p>Background: Motion sensitivity, or motion sickness, is common among individuals in modern vehicular and visually stimulating environments; notably, people with normal vestibular function are susceptible to this condition. Motion-provoked dizziness often causes postural instability. Purposes: …
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Effect of Progressive Gaze Stability Exercises on Holistic Aspects of Chronic Motion Sensitivity
<p>Background: Motion sensitivity, also referred to as motion sickness, is a common condition among general population. It is a complex syndrome and is associated with presence of nausea and vomiting headache, drowsiness, cold sweating, pallor of varying degrees, increased salivation. Postural …