Published Sep 8, 2014
hellokitty73
4 Posts
Anyone know of something that works for car sickness when riding for appts and school bus rides? I struggle with nausea when I'm not the driver.
SDALPN
997 Posts
Maybe your Dr could help you with that. Or assignments that don't require car rides.
JustBeachyNurse, LPN
13,957 Posts
This ^^^^. Your physician would be best to consult
ceebeejay
389 Posts
Look out the window. The brain needs to see that you are in motion. Other than that some dramamine otc. If that doesn't help, then to the doc you go.
FlyingScot, RN
2,016 Posts
http://www.sea-band.com
Non-prescription, non-pharmaceutical, no side-effects, effective!
Don't forget that we can't offer advice like that ;-) What if the person isn't a nurse? What if they are allergic to the med you suggest? You could be sued. Be careful. On the flip side, what if someone is offering advice and isn't a nurse...that's not safe for the OP either.
When I was in school, we were taught to respond to advice by referring the person to their physician.
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
As per the Terms of Service we CANNOT offer medical advice. Your BEST option is to see your PCP
Adele_Michal7, ASN, RN
893 Posts
All I can do is say I feel your pain. I get extremely car sick even during short rides. And if I don't get sick I definitely WILL if I have to turn my head to suction or something. I really can't be a passenger and a nurse at the same time, and I explain that
nekozuki, LPN
356 Posts
I get carsick when transporting patients, but for some odd reason, nibbling on hard candy makes it better, as well as trying to look out the windows as much as possible.