I've always struggled with vomiting whenever I'm traveling in a bus or car, ever since I was a kid. I noticed it doesn't happen when I'm riding a two-wheeler, auto rickshaw, or train, though. Currently, I use Avomin tablets to help me sleep so I don't vomit during these journeys. I'm really curious why this happens and if there's a better way to handle it. Is there something more I could do to manage this without relying on medication?

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Thats motion sickness,have to take ondem 4mg while travelling and practice breathing excercise to reduce nausea

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