If you get motion sickness regularly, there are over-the-counter medications available to help ease the symptoms. If it's just something that happens once in a while, put down your book and look out the window when you start to feel nauseated, or, if you can, have the driver stop the car, then lie down for a little while until you're no longer dizzy. If the symptoms are particularly severe, to the point they interfere with your ability to work or enjoy your ordinary activities, consult your doctor. There are some medical conditions affecting the inner ear that can cause symptoms of motion sickness.

General Information

Travel Health

Mal de Mer

Diseases & Conditions - Motion Sickness

Car Sick Kids & Motion Sickness

Motion Sickness(various information)

Motion Sickness

Motion Sickness in Space

What Causes Motion Sickness?

Travel Sickness

Prevention and Treatment

Preventing and Treatment

Using Ginger to Prevent Motion Sickness

Travel Tips

Ginger: Can it Reduce Motion Sickness?

Coaster Enthusiasts of Canada -- Motion Sickness Prevention

Alternate Remedies for Motion Sickness

The Healthy Traveler

Sea Sickness

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