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Reviews for scopolamine systemic to treat Motion Sickness
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Transderm Scop (scopolamine): This patch worked great on my cruise but I am still having side effects from the withdrawal 2 days later. The side effects are not fun.
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Transderm Scop (scopolamine): I used this for my 8 day cruise, it is the only thing that has ever worked for me. The only problem I had was when I came home and took it off, 24hrs later I had horrible side effects (headache, stomach, dizzy). Bottom line I would do it again so that I could enjoy a motion sick free cruise vacation.
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Transderm Scop (scopolamine): I have tried every other system on the market. I seriously mean EVERYTHING. This is the only thing that works. I scuba dive every weekend April-December in the North Atlantic. Without this it would be a miserable experience. Only drawback is a dry mouth and occasional vision blurring.
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scopolamine: My 14 year old son took this the night before we went deep sea fishing. The drug worked well but later that afternoon his eye on the same side as the patch dilated so we have him wear sunglasses. It has been 2 days and it is still dilated but am thinking it will go away by tomorrow. If not then I will consult my Physician.
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Damned if you do, damned if you dont' (unregistered) said:
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Transderm-Scop (scopolamine): Excellent drug for motion sickness. However, if you take it for a long period of time and then stop taking it, you will be nauseous for at least a week.
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Transderm Scop (scopolamine): I suffer from motion sickness and was prescribed this. I've used it twice now on weekend car trips and it works great. I didn't suffer any motions sickness symptoms. I look forward to trying it out at the amusement parks this summer as I haven't enjoyed them in years due to motion sickness.
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scopolamine: I have been using the "patch" now for 10 years. I use it every time I go out fishing on the Pacific. It works great for me. I can go anywhere on the boat and don't have to worry about watching the horizon. I also took it on a cruise and would have to say that 3 day's is about the maximum amount of time before they start to wear off.
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Transderm Scop (scopolamine): These patches are a miracle. I get motion sickness just thinking about getting on a boat, or riding a roller coaster let alone going round and round. I used these patches on my first 10 day cruise and didn't get any motion sickness. Even when the boat was rocking so hard that they put up caution tape on all the doors and barf bags on every garbage can; there I was chipper and feeling 100%. The only downfall is the dry mouth, but it is worth not getting sick. I recommend it to anyone.
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Transderm-Scop (scopolamine): Works great on cruise ships, or for a day at the amusement park if you are prone to motion sickness. Put it on behind your ear the night before for best results
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scopolamine: I took this for motions sickness before flying. I was instructed by my doctor to put it on the night before. When I got up the next morning, I had blurred vision, I had difficulty walking because my balance was so affected. I was extremely drowsy and I felt as if I had been drugged. I had a terrible experience with the patch.
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