Dizziness on tumed roads and hilly roads

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Whenever i goto hilly places and mountains via car or bus , i feel dizzy and pukish. Can this be treated permanently.

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Dr. Vishal Jogi Neurologist 14 yrs exp Ahmedabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vishal Jogi

Neurologist 14 yrs exp Ahmedabad

Mostly such cases are of physiological in nature. To see if it's pathological or not, please consult a Neurologist near you

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