Patient's question:
Today I don't know what the situation is, anyway, I suddenly fainted. Hello, how to relieve 3D vertigo?Doctor's answer:
In 3D movies, two parallel cameras simultaneously project two non-overlapping images. The real and imagined images seen through polarizing lenses are consistent on the retina. The vivid and dynamic visuals of 3D movies, along with frequent shifts in perspective, allow the eyes to send the message "it's really moving" to the brain. However, the brain does not sense the signals of muscle activity, leading to a recurring sensory error that disrupts balance, causing dizziness. This dizziness is a form of motion illusion. Generally, after stopping to observe, the symptoms of dizziness and nausea gradually subside.