India, Oct. 28 -- Dr Manish Dodmani, consultant gastroenterologist at KIMS Hospitals, Thane, described why people may feel dizzy or nauseous in a car and set out safety steps and warning signs, in an “Everyday Explained” article by Adrija Dey published on Oct. 27, 2026.
Why nausea and dizziness can happen in a car
The article says feeling dizzy and nauseous in a car is commonly known as car sickness.
According to Dr Manish Dodmani, dizziness can be attributed to multiple factors:
* Motion sickness
* An empty stomach
* Too little sleep
* A hot afternoon
* Fumes from solvents
The article adds that a strong odour can build up in a car when fumes accumulate in poorly ventilated spaces.
Warning signs highlighted by the doctor
Dr Manish Do...