Motion Sickness Relief: Effective Tips & Strategies
Motion sickness is an inner ear problem that occurs when there is constant motion, like in a car or on a boat. While it is not a serious health concern, it can ruin traveling experiences by causing nausea and vomiting. There are ways to alleviate motion sickness, so constant motion doesn't affect you.Things You'll Need
- Cloth
- Water
- Lemon-lime soda
- Light snack
- Audio book
Instructions
Lie down, if possible.
Place a damp cloth on your forehead.
Open a window or turn on the air conditioner. A cool breeze can help make you feel better.
Focus your attention elsewhere. Don't read or look down at something, but talk to someone or listen to an audio book.
Eat a small snack before putting yourself in a situation where you usually feel motion sickness. This can help stop nausea from starting.
Do not wear perfume or heavily-scented deodorant when starting activities that might lead to motion sickness. This can increase feelings of nausea.
Drink lemon-lime soda during a trip.
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