There is no doubt that the phrase "I feel nauseous" makes fear in the hearts of parents and resonate in cars during any family trip ... Here are a set of tips to reduce cases of nausea
Traffic congestion, which requires a lot of stop-and-go and winding roads, increases nausea, which affects two-thirds of people at some point, especially children and adolescents. The situation worsens when sitting in the back seats, or when the head is low to play video games or watch movies on mobile phones and tablets.
Research conducted by Ford, in collaboration with experts in the feeling of nausea during movement, showed that passengers who gaze at the screens during a short trip feel nauseous after only 10 minutes on average. All those passengers were adults.
"The nausea in cars could turn a family trip into a nightmare, where both the mother and father look tense to the back seats and fear the worst," said Ike Schmidt, research engineer at the Ford Research and Innovation Center in Aachen, Germany.
Yawning and sclerosis are both sweat warning signals for a condition caused by inconsistencies in signals received by the brain from the eyes and balance organs in the ear. Babies do not get dizzy, and only when we start walking.
"The feeling of dizziness and nausea in the car is a complex problem. It is a natural reaction to an abnormal stimulant that cannot be cured. But we can try to alleviate the symptoms," said Prof. Dr. med.
“For many drivers who think their child is suffering from dizziness and nausea in cars, it may simply be that their child has a problem with their driving style,” said Professor Boss. Nausea, which also reduces fuel costs. ”
Here are some of the methods the professor proposes to alleviate dizziness and nausea in cars:
1. Move to the middle seat at the rear, or preferably to sit in the front seat to see the road in front of the vehicle.
2 - Drive smoothly and, if possible, avoid sudden braking, acceleration and drilling.
Try to distract people with motion sickness - even family singing can help.
4. Drink cola, eat biscuits with ginger, but avoid coffee.
5. Use a pillow or head support to keep the head as steady as possible.
6. Turn on the air conditioner to keep the air fresh.
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