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I often getting vomiting sensation when i travel in buses? what could be the solution for that? thanks in advance :)
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Common sense approac: Eat your meals three hours before travel to allow emptying of stomach, avoid stress, dehydration, adequate rest, and then try lemon candies, ginger etc. Antiemetics may help.
Answered 10/13/2012
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