Motion sickness can be treated by picking the right seat, using acupressure, eating ginger, taking antihistamines, and more.

Vomiting may be a result of pregnancy, food poisoning, or a host of other stomach-churning reasons. Here's how to stop it.

Feeling queasy while traveling? Motion sickness affects many travelers, but these practical tips can help you stay ...

Imagine being all excited and pumped up about your upcoming road trip with your friends and family, and within an hour on the road, you start feeling unwell. Sometimes you’re feeling dizzy, sometimes ...

Both doses of tradipitant were found to be superior to placebo in preventing vomiting. Tradipitant reduced the risk of vomiting associated with motion sickness in real-world conditions, according to ...

Motion sickness is caused by movement such as riding in cars, boats, and amusement rides, or by seeing motion on a screen. It can cause nausea and vomiting, but doesn’t typically need medical ...

My first experience with motion sickness was as a college student, standing on the back of a marine research vessel looking at interesting things dredged from the seafloor off the California coast. It ...

I've always been jealous of people who could read in the car or on the train. Whether I'm taking the bus to the store or going on a road trip, I can't look at my phone or pull out a book without ...

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Dramamine and Benadryl are both safe to take for motion sickness during pregnancy, but they can make you drowsy so don't plan on driving. Some women swear by acupressure wristbands, but there's no ...

Ginger contains two pungent compounds - gingerol and shogaol - that are thought to ease nausea by blocking nausea-related ...