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The article explains that motion sickness occurs when the inner ear, eyes, and body send conflicting signals to the brain, causing symptoms such as nausea, dizziness, vomiting, cold sweats, and headaches. It notes that travelers in cars, planes, trains, or boats can reduce symptoms by simple preventive steps. These include sitting in a forward-facing position, choosing seats with less motion, and focusing on the horizon. The article also recommends staying hydrated, getting fresh air, and avoiding reading or screen use during travel. Ginger, peppermint, and over-the-counter medicines may help. In some cases, prescription options can provide stronger relief when symptoms persist or worsen.
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