India, Oct. 27 -- For today's episode of Everyday Explained, we take a closer look at things we experience in our daily lives and why they happen. One such experience is feeling dizzy and nauseous in a car, commonly known as car sickness. Why does this happen?ALSO READ: Everyday Explained: Why your feet feel colder than the rest of your body even when you are not feeling cold

Dr Manish Dodmani, consultant gastroenterologist at KIMS Hospitals, Thane, explained this phenomenon, the various reasons behind it, and when symptoms may require medical attention.

Dizziness, as per the expert, is attributed to motion sickness, an empty stomach, too little sleep, or simply a hot afternoon. Sometimes, fumes from solvents affect the body. There coul...