Yes. I sometimes can’t drive but nearly always can. You didn’t say where you are in MAV. Early days (months) appear to be universally bad. Then we learn lifestyle tricks, experiment with meds and find our groove. Then most or all of the things that are part of normal life are available to us again.
thank you, that’s reassuring. I’m 6 months in to dizziness/vertigo and only a couple of weeks into MAV diagnosis (so only just started treatment). think I need to be a bit more patient and take each day as it comes.
Yes, there was a period of time where I felt it safer not to drive. I do drive now but but sometimes I have a bit of difficulty. When I’m feeling well enough I will actually take my motorcycle for a ride. You will improve!
Motion sickness is a strong indicator of poor balance. This applies to the general population not just MAVers. Travel in any form involves using sensory functions totally differently and therefore puts extra strain on an already struggling system. It is a main symptom of vestibular inefficiency. Control that and it should eventually stop.
