Why do I get motionsick?!
Question: Why do I get motionsick!?
I was on a ship and felt bad I vomited!.When I got off it went away WHY!?What can I do to stop it!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
I get the same way!. It's an inner ear imbalance that MIGHT be treated using Dramamine or other over the counter motion sickiness drugs!.
A friend of mine suggested that if I get on a boat again, I should take the dramamine and stay in the center of the boat where people are less prone to experiencing inner ear imbalalnces!.
I took the dramamine and stayed in the bottom center of the ship, but I still felt slightly queasy but no vomitting!.
Try it, it might work!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
A friend of mine suggested that if I get on a boat again, I should take the dramamine and stay in the center of the boat where people are less prone to experiencing inner ear imbalalnces!.
I took the dramamine and stayed in the bottom center of the ship, but I still felt slightly queasy but no vomitting!.
Try it, it might work!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
It can take awhile to get your sea legs!. You are used to having a stationary room or horizon for reference (I have never been nauseated in an open boat)!. But your frame of reference moving around you can be somewhat disorienting at first!. When I took a day trip across Lake Michigan, it didn't help that the dining room was over the engine room with vibrations!.
When I took a carribean cruise, the first night I needed Dramamine!. But after that I got used to it!. Later when a bunch of us were in an elevator in Venezuela we swaying as though we were still on the boat, and someone who got on the elevator and saw us said "Oh no, an earthquake" (not really)!. By the last night out returning to Pueto Rico, we were crashing over 30 foot waves, clothes swinging in my closet and it didn't bother me a bit!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
When I took a carribean cruise, the first night I needed Dramamine!. But after that I got used to it!. Later when a bunch of us were in an elevator in Venezuela we swaying as though we were still on the boat, and someone who got on the elevator and saw us said "Oh no, an earthquake" (not really)!. By the last night out returning to Pueto Rico, we were crashing over 30 foot waves, clothes swinging in my closet and it didn't bother me a bit!.Www@Answer-Health@Com