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Is it normal to get horrible nausea when shaking the head left and right (somewhat fast shaking)?
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Motion sickness: Shaking your head violently can lead to a form of motion sickness with nausea. If you keep your eyes fixated on a distant visual object during the movement, symptoms may be much less.
Answered 5/9/2016
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