Motion Sickness Questions
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Does anyone feel they have permanent vision loss from 1 time use (7 days) of scopolamine?
I used the transderm-scop patch for a week about a year ago while on a small fishing boat. My vision became quite blurred by the end of the trip... so bad I couldn't read the numbers on my cellphone, etc. Once I took off the patch, my vision improved substantially... but never seemed to return... read more
I can't find Cyclizine (marezine) to buy. I need it to travel in cars, boats, planes, etc. Anyone?
... know who's selling it and how to buy it?
Does anyone think a Daith piercing might help prevent motion sickness?
Severe motion sickness
Can I take Famotidine with Dramamine? Is it safe?
I take Dramamine regularly because it helps control my nausea. I also suffer from stomach acids so my doctor told me to try famotidine, i started taking them today but forgot I had taken them and took dramamine too.
Do motion sickness tablets help with anxiety and nausea?
I was wondering since nausea caused by anxiety is essentially more mental as opposed to being a physical stomach upset, would motion sickness pills help since they work by blocking the brains signals which cause nausea and vomiting?
How long does it take effect? Can one take meclizine for a long period of time due to nausea?
I've had vertigo for three weeks with constant "sea sickness" and balance problems. I aw my physician twice and did some therapy. Therapy didn't seem to change anything (8 sessions). Is this common?
Where can I buy pill/liquid scopolamine?
I have been using scopolamine for over 5 years every day. More often than not I have a reaction to the glue used to keep the patch in place. I am told that I can get pills and or liquid, but I've had no luck?
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