The severe
seasickness experienced by our patient was probably the result of decompensation when exposed to challenging sea conditions.
if you are prone to
seasickness, try to choose destinations with calm seas
The best help against
seasickness that I know is a combination of nondrowsy, over-the-counter Bonine (meclozine) taken in conjunction with a prescribed transdermal patch of scopolamine, worn like a bandage on the bare skin behind an earlobe and jaw bone.
Joe won't stand for
seasickness, so the pills are compulsory.
NEW YORK: A woman who set out with her boyfriend on a 1,000-day sailing trip has abandoned the quest about one-third of the way through, saying she was plagued by
seasickness.
Seasickness occurs because your inner ear's sense of balance and equilibrium is disrupted by the boat's motion.
Darwin was very prone to
seasickness, so he got off the Beagle and onto dry land whenever he could.
Stories and reflections range from how to buy a used boat and how to navigate by the seaweed line to how to bring on
seasickness and how to survive in a lifeboat.
1 aboard a handmade boat, the 70-year-old photographer anchored the vessel some 30 kilometers off the coast around midnight due to fever and
seasickness. The Spanish coast guard asked him to cancel the voyage due to his physical condition the following day and towed the boat back to Barcelona, the supporters said.
In addition to seeing dolphins and whales on the six-hour trip to Carriacou from the mainland, she experienced
seasickness. At one point in the journey, three bodies of water come together for a boat rocking experience that often leaves travelers feeling as if they cannot complete the journey.
'He said the company wasn't liable for
seasickness and I told him it was because of the recooked vegetables that he had got ill and he said no-one else had complained and 300 people had eaten them so it was probably
seasickness and that perhaps we shouldn't have booked a holiday on a ship if my husband got seasick and I told him we'd saved up for years to come on this trip and it's like a second honeymoon.'
AUSSIE actor Russell Crowe has said he was worried about taking on his latest role as a seafaring mariner -because he suffers from
seasickness.