Sometimes it creeps up on you slowly, and other times it can hit you out of nowhere, that queasy feeling in our stomach that may or may not come before vomiting. There are many different reasons nausea occurs, but it’s safe to say we’ve all been there.
You might experience some or all of the following symptoms related to motion sickness:
You can’t always avoid nausea, but if you know you’re at risk of getting it, here are a few ways to prepare:
If you’re experiencing nausea, here are several things you can do to help reduce the effects:
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