How Do You Recognize The Symptoms Of Motion Sickness?
People experience the symptoms of motion sickness when the eye, ear and brain signals that the body uses to orient itself conflict with one another. It is a common condition, and since it is usually triggered by unfamiliar or extreme movement, its symptoms are fairly easy to recognize. Recognize that the skin taking on a pale hue is usually the first sign that a motion sickness attack is imminent. While you may not be in a position to tell whether or not you are turning pale, the pallor is usually accompanied by a cold sweat. Watch for paleness and cold sweats to progress to a feeling of nausea. Know that a motion sickness attack is frequently accompanied by dizziness, sometimes severe, and a headache. Recognize that an increase in the amount of saliva being produced in your mouth is also a sign of a more severe form of motion sickness. Understand that a motion sickness attack frequently culminates in vomiting. However, there is no guarantee that symptoms will begin to abate once they
