Motion Sickness
@BettyandAnthony (47)
United States
March 7, 2013 10:58am CST
After riding a ride from a Disney Park, I started to get really motion sickened. It took a long 1 to 2 hour wait for myself to get better. Now, later in life I would find out that even riding in the passenger seat in the car would give me motion sickness too. It never happened to me until I rode that ride. Any suggestions of how to relieve motion sickness without the use of medicine?
5 responses
@blackrusty (3519)
• Mexico
7 Mar 13
I have issues where I have to see where i am going and some roads just out right bother me even if I am the one driving them there has been many times that I have had to just pull over and get out of the car to get some fresh air before i get sick
@BettyandAnthony (47)
• United States
7 Mar 13
Same here, I have to see the road, but sometimes that even don't work.
@blackrusty (3519)
• Mexico
7 Mar 13
I am so there when i was a young lad my family had one of those vw buses and they all had one seat that faced backwards and well god did i ever get sick seamed i was sick for days with out fail then I being the oldest had my sister sit in that seat as I would know when we was going and i made sure i was the first one to the car thank god the thing caught on fire one day and it was no more
@Sir_bobby88 (8231)
• Singapore
7 Mar 13
I guess you are not use to all those games ,i think you should avoid those games that would cause motion sickness in further for your health concern yea.
@doroffee (4222)
• Hungary
7 Mar 13
Oh, I kind of suffer from the same thing, too. I sometimes get nauseous in cars, and sometimes on public transport as well, if the room is airless. But I've never had any problems on rollercoasters... weird. I'd love to know what I could do to copre with travelling in a car more easily, too.
@Raine38 (12257)
• United States
7 Mar 13
I used to have the same problem with amusement park rides and cars. I think I just overcome my motion sicknes with rides, I don't know how but I just avoided closing my eyes and tried to look into one direction only, and not looking everywhere while the ride is on going. I am not sure if that is the cure but hey it worked for me. 
As for car rides, I just make sure that I am near the window. Looking at the scenery helps me adjust and get my bearings straight. It also helps if the car is not laden with artificial fresheners.
As for car rides, I just make sure that I am near the window. Looking at the scenery helps me adjust and get my bearings straight. It also helps if the car is not laden with artificial fresheners. 
@mariaperalta (19073)
• Mexico
7 Mar 13
I get that way on almost any fast moving ride. Even the ferris wheel makes me ill. So I stay off those things.
