What to avoid with MdDS?

MdDS is different for each patient, so walking on beach is OK for some but not for others. Avoid virtual reality and driving simulator experiences. If you are still experiencing symptoms, it is recommended not to walk on a treadmill and to use an elliptical machine.



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Your symptoms may go away when you ride in a car or train, but they'll come back when you stop moving. And they can get worse with: Being in a closed-in space. Fast movement.

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MdDS is different for each patient, so walking on beach is OK for some but not for others. Avoid virtual reality and driving simulator experiences. If you are still experiencing symptoms, it is recommended not to walk on a treadmill and to use an elliptical machine.

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This study surveyed people with MdDS and individuals from the general population about visual health and found that the MdDS group reported a higher frequency of visual dysfunction symptoms. Compared with motion-triggered patients, non-motion patients reported unique visual symptoms.

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MdDS is triggered by exposure to passive motion, whereas PPPD is triggered by events that disrupt balance function.

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