How to deal with car sickness?

[41Piyanan061]

If symptoms persist, I will stop the car, if possible, and get out to breathe in fresh air. The air may help, and stopping the ride should help too.

Piyanan 061 4EN

[32onpreeya048]

I have this problem since I was a child. I always have a car sickness when I have to be in a car for a long time. My solutions are to sleep, to sit beside the driver, and to get some fresh air from outside the car. When I was a child, I used to vomit during a trip. It was a bad experience. Now, my car sickness is getting better.

Onpreeya 048 3EN

[42Tapanee078]

I always had a car sickness when I was a child. I always vomited when I was in a car for a long time.
However, I rarely have that symptom right now. I think the best way to deal with car sickness is by taking a pill before getting in a car.

Tapanee 078 4EN

[41Nutsuda086]

I suggest you to reduce sensory input.
Encourage yourself to look at things outside the car rather than focusing on books, games or movies. If you naps, traveling during nap time might help.

Nutsuda 086 4EN

[31satreewit024]

I am sick of this problem, too. I always get sick when I have to travel by car.
I would try to sleep before they start the car. If I sleep while traveling, I will feel less car sickness.

Satreewit 024 3EN

[41Supaporn001]

Truly, I quite have a problem with my car.
The car that I mention is my motorcycle hahaha.
If I heard a different or unusual sound on my motorcycle, I will go to check it in TOH center.
I always fix it on time.
supaporn 001 4EN

[42Audchariya041]

Sit in the front seat, Because the front wheels of a car are responsible for its direction, sitting in the front seat of a car tends to reduce motion sickness.

Audchariya 041 4EN

[41duangsamorn079]

For me, I will try to sleep.
If I sleep, I will not get car sick.
Moreover, taking pill before traveling is really helpful.

Duangsamorn 079 4EN

[41Jutatip042]

Take control of the situation.
Not being in the driver’s seat can contribute to motion sickness when you’re traveling by car. The driver of a car is less prone to motion sickness than a passenger, presumably because the driver’s brain is using its motor commands to control the car and can predict the motion. Putting yourself behind the wheel will keep the queasiness at bay. If you must ride as a passenger, try sitting in the front seat and looking at the horizon, which confers a sense of greater control than riding in the back. If you get stuck in the back seat, try conversation and distraction to alleviate the anxiety of not being in control of the situation. Open a vent or source of fresh air if possible and avoid reading.

Jutatip 042 4EN

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