Effect Of Virtual Reality And Vestibular Adaptation Exercises In Motion Sickness - An Experimental Study

This experimental study explores how virtual reality exposure combined with vestibular adaptation exercises can reduce motion sickness. Participants undergo controlled VR sessions and targeted vestibular training aimed at improving sensory integration and tolerance to motion-related stimuli. The study evaluates changes in symptoms, balance responses, and adaptation over time. Findings may support using VR-based rehabilitation and vestibular exercises as effective, non-invasive strategies for managing motion sickness in clinical and functional settings.