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Why do I get more motion sick as I get older?: Uncovering the Causes of Age-Related Sensitivity

Vestibular dysfunction, a key factor in motion sickness, affects a significant portion of older adults, with one study finding that up to 85% of people aged 80 and over have evidence of this dysfunction. It's a common and perplexing experience to wonder **Why do I get more motion sick as I get older?** This article will explore the physiological changes that contribute to this frustrating increase in sensitivity.

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