Motion sickness occurs when repetitive small movements mean the brain is sent mixed messages. The eyes say one thing about the position of the body, while the delicate inner ear balance mechanisms are reporting something different. This confusion usually results in feelings of nausea, sometimes vomiting and becoming sweaty.
If the sufferer is old enough they should sit in the front of the car where they can get a clear view of the road. Young children should be put in the back seat where they can see the road. Sometimes using a booster cushion helps.
Try and avoid looking down into your lap. Reading or games that encourage concentrating downwards should be left until the journey is over. Singing along to music or playing games that encourage looking ahead helps prevent problems. Make sure the car is well ventilated, too.
Ask the driver to take bends gently, not to keep accelerating and then slowing down repeatedly, and to stop for a break and a stretch regularly (at least once an hour) throughout the trip.
Avoid heavy meals and alcohol before travelling.
Keep still with eyes closed.
Anti-sickness medicines from the pharmacist. These should be taken before travel according to the instructions so they have a chance to be absorbed into the body. Most either contain hyoscine or the antihistamine cinnarizine.
In finishing I saw a T.V show recently that said sucking on a lemon helps.The bitterness tricks the brain into repressing the dizzyness and sickly feeling..
Good luck
2006-11-07 22:32:08
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answered by Phil h 2
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I too have this problem. I end up in vomitting invariably during a journey uphill. An avomine tablet as helped me a lot. But if you are a regular traveller, then I advice you can also try flower medicine 3.4 pills (they will be very small similar to homeopathic medicines) "Schleranthus" half an hour before your journey. It is extremely effective.
2006-11-09 17:35:25
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answered by Viji 2
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It is a symptom of motion sickness. My son had this badly until he found ginger. He used to nibble a slice just before a trip and during if he started to feel bad. If you cant stand the taste then you can by ginger in tablet form.
2006-11-07 22:28:43
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answered by dragonrider707 6
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2016-11-28 22:04:29
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answered by matis 4
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this is called motion sickness.this happn coz of less blood supply to middle ear.
pls note that there is nothing to worry abt.
You shoul take some breakfast or snacks befor u strt travelling.
empty stomach can aggrevate the situation.
Also some old remedy says that u shoul carry pickles and start licking.
2006-11-07 22:31:51
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answered by pp 2
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You may have to wear glasses. And reading in a moving vehicle will worsen it. Visit your ophthalmologist.
2006-11-08 00:05:51
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answered by ? 7
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consult health site
www.nonifamily.net
2006-11-08 00:42:55
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answered by preksheena 2
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