Many people suffer from different forms of motion sickness. Most of them get sick while on a boat or a ship. The rolling to and fro motion upsets the equilibrium of the inner ear and causes nausea, vomiting, sweating and even dizziness. This feeling won’t go away until the motion is over. Unfortunately, on a ship, it may not be over until the person gets on dry land.
There are also those who get motion sickness while simply riding in a car, bus or any other vehicle. The motion of a plane can also bring on sickness in some people. This motion sickness can spoil a vacation and can even keep people from taking a vacation. But there are ways to prevent this from happening.
One very well-known and popular way are the medications for motion sickness. These can be purchased over the counter at any drug store and can be very effective in preventing the sickness. However, these medicines usually only work for short trips or for those who only suffer with a mild form of motion sickness. If a cruise, car or plane trip is coming up in the future, the physician can prescribe a stronger medication to avoid a more severe motion sickness. One of the medications is a patch. The medicine in the patch is scopolamine that is more effective in preventing motion sickness. This patch is a small disc that is applied to the area behind the ear. One disc will last for three days and then a new one is needed. However, this medicine can come with side effects. The most common side effect is drowsiness. Other side effects may include dry mouth, blurred vision and dilation of pupils.
There are more natural ways to avoid motion sickness without using a medication. Before taking a trip it would be smart to avoid alcohol, heavy and spicy foods or anything that doesn’t agree with you. On a car trip sit in the front seat. If possible, get a seat in the center of an airplane. On a cruise, get a cabin near the middle of the ship in the lower level. Avoid reading while in motion.
If a medication is needed, be sure to discuss any problems that may occur with your physician.
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The equivalent of Dramamine for motion sickness relief is Meclizine.
I think you was asking, what type of drugs are used in the treatment of motion sickness. Those are antiemetics.
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There are a variety of medications to help ease the symptoms of motion sickness, and most of these are available without a prescription.
Ondansetron is moderately effective in treating motion sickness by reducing nausea and vomiting symptoms.
Yes, some people use airplane sickness pills to help with symptoms of motion sickness during flights.
In my experience, yes they do. My wife got motion sickness within minutes every time she flew in small airplanes. She took these puills and went up for the first time with no motion sickness at all.
No, Dramamine and Zofran are not the same in terms of their effectiveness in treating motion sickness. Zofran is generally considered more effective for preventing and treating motion sickness compared to Dramamine.
Because the whole movie is supposedly filmed on a video camera, it moves quickly from scene to scene and can give you head aches, even if you don't have motion sickness. If you did have motion sickness, you would probably feel sick and have head aches. This is why in some theatres it says warning: motion sickness
In general when dealing with motion sickness it is best to avoid eating large amounts of food or any alcohol before or after going on a car, boat, or similar vehicle. While in motion looking off into the distance can help reduce sickness. A remedy if motion sickness is contracted is to use Ginger Ale or peppermint candy.