Pregnancy can be like that, with morning sickness and malaise that lasts all day.
A hangover can definitely do that.
A Norwalk-like virus (norovirus), picked up from a buffet counter or other food service area, can have those symptoms.
you might You can get sickness. So take a brake every 30min. Concentrating on the monitor for so long at a stretch can create eye strain. Such eye strain can cause headaches and potential long-term effects. This is why there are recommendations to take a break after about two hours. This will allow the eyes to relax.
no it is not could cause sickness and stomache problems
No. Migraines are characterized as headaches which last 4 hours to several days. If you have headaches which are characterized by coming every day, for a short time, at the same time every day, you may have Cluster Headaches.
The duration of Bone Sickness is 1.63 hours.
Yes, at least I think he does. He's a clean and refreshed man. He washes his stomach every 2 hours.
It takes about two hours for every full meal you digest.
After food is digested in the stomach -- which takes about 3-4 hours -- it leaves the stomach. Chyme (or food and stomach acid) enters the small intestine at a rate of about 100-300 ml every hour. Depending on how much you ate (the average meal is probably 600-800 ml after digestion), food can be in your stomach anywhere from 3.5 hours to 7 hours.
It takes about two hours for every full meal you digest.
Pretend you have a bad belly ache. Every five minutes, clutch your stomach and act like it hurts. Do that for a couple of hours. Then do it every three or four minutes for a couple of hours. Do it every two minutes for a couple of hours. That's what labor is like.
Motion sickness can last quite a long time if you get very sick. This sickness could last many long hours.
Sorry, I phrased the question incorrectly. I meant to ask: "Will I get motion sickness?" Basically, I've flown for almost every year of my 13 year long life. I flew last year, and I didn't experience motion sickness - in fact I've never experienced motion sickness. I'm not one who is prone to motion sickness either, as I am not aged between 3 to 12 and do not experience migraine headaches etc. The flight I am boarding this year will only be 3 hours long, and it does not pass over particularly turbulent zones. I'll be consuming a ginger capsule too, as apparently that helps to prevent it. I'm not sure if I'm acting ridiculously, but are my chances practically zero - considering all of the facts above? :) Please answer, with your experiences too.
Cyclizine is used for motion sickness and vomiting. It is taken 30 minutes before departure and can be repeated every four to six hours as needed.