Ashwini Kalsekar recalls ‘most adventurous’ thing she ever did in Dubai
Published on: March 31, 2026, 10:32 a.m. | Source: The Indian Express
When actor Murli Sharma skipped a Dubai desert safari due to a "neck condition," he made a medically sound decision to avoid potential cervical vertigo. According to ENT surgeon Dr. Archana S., the inner ear’s balance system relies on a delicate coordination between the eyes and neck muscles; however, the violent jolts and sharp turns of dune bashing can disrupt this connection in those with cervical spine stiffness or injury. This mismatch of signals often results in debilitating dizziness, nausea, and a spinning sensation, especially in individuals already prone to motion sensitivity. To mitigate these risks, experts suggest that travelers with chronic neck pain undergo vestibular testing before attempting adventure sports and instead prioritize low-impact cultural experiences that offer enjoyment without physical strain.
