Natural ways to relieve motion sickness

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Travel sickness or motion sickness is a common condition, particularly with children. The cause of travel sickness is usually from the repetition of bumpy or swaying movements when traveling. The messages sent to the brain are often confused and unbalanced due to the inner ear experiencing signals that are different from the ones seen by the eyes. This is what causes you to feel sick. You may also experience saliva drooling, sweating, feeling cold, becoming pale and headaches. You can get travel sickness from boats, planes, trains, and cars. Usually, symptoms will go away when the travel is over, however, sometimes it will linger on. There are known methods and remedies to avoid travel sickness and some to treat it if it occurs.
PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS. She has been trained in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care Medicine, and Anxiety Medicine. In addition, she was also trained in Thoracic Transplantation Medicine and Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension. CERTIFICATIONS Dr. Sarah Edwards is Board Certified in the following: • Internal Medicine • Child Diseases • Critical Medicine • She is also a Diplomate of The American Board of Anxiety Medicine. EDUCATION Postgraduate: • University of Nevada School of Medicine • Residency: Internal Medicine