Getting sick on the way to your holiday destination can make for a miserable start to what should be a good, fun and relaxing time.   Motion sickness
(AKA travel sickness) is an acute issue that can come on while travelling in a
car, boat or plane.    It
is far more common in children and is often out-grown.  But in the meantime there are some homeopathic remedies that can help alleviate the symptoms of motion sickness  no matter the age of the patient or the mode of transportation.
Symptoms of motion sickness include:  dizziness (vertigo), sweating, headache,
pale skin, increased salivation, stomach pains, nausea, and vomiting.
Take a look at the most common remedies for motion sickness listed below.  Consider carefully what symptoms are present and what makes the patient feel better or worse.  This will help you choose the appropriate remedy.  Use a 30c potency and only repeat 3 times.  If there is no improvement move onto your second choice remedy.
|  | 
Symptoms | 
Better for | 
Worse for | 
| 
Cocculus | 
#1 remedy for
  motion sickness  Great nausea,
  dizziness, faintness, loss of orientation Can have increased saliva | 
Cool air 
Lying still | 
Loss of sleep 
After eating Emotional
  excitability | 
| 
Petroleum | 
Persistent
  nausea - empty feeling in stomach Accumulation of saliva in the mouth,
  stiffness at the back of the head or neck, vomiting and giddiness  Possible heartburn and burping | 
Eating 
Warmth | 
Smell of gas
  Dampness 
Llight 
Noise 
Sitting up from
  a lying down position | 
| 
Tabacum | 
Nausea,
  giddiness, vomiting, icy coldness (cold sweats)  
Sinking feeling
  in stomach 
Yellow or
  yellow-green vomit Headache like a tight band around the head | 
Fresh air  
Eyes closed | 
Smell of
  tobacco smoke 
Extreme hot or
  cold temperatures Sightest movement | 
| 
Borax | 
Fear of falling
  or worse from downward motion e.g. change in altitude in airplane;descending
  in flight; turbulance with falling sensation; on landing. In car – going down
  a steep hill.  On a boat – when
  exposed to big waves. There can be dizziness, nausea, abdominal distension
  and a great sensitivity to sudden noises | 
Cool weather | 
Noise  
Tobacco smoke | 
| 
Nux vomica | 
With possible
  sour taste in mouth, much retching, and constipation | 
After sleeping
  Better vomiting although finds it difficult to vomit | 
Eating,
  especially spicy food. | 
 
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