sea sick on a rally

[77racing]

on the Somerset stages this weekend and I have been told if I get motion sick I should take Kwells do any other medicines spring to mind that I should get instead. These are what I have

Edited by 77racing on Thursday 14th April 17:12

[feef]

A family friend who gets sea-sick just walking along the pontoons swears by Stugeron

As a kid, I remember it working well too

[andy97]

Stugeron does work well, BUT, it makes you drowsy.

[feef]

andy97 said:

Stugeron does work well, BUT, it makes you drowsy.

it MAY make you drowsy, neither I nor our friend have experienced that side effect

Note that Kwells 'may make you drowsy' too

[77racing]

little chance of me getting drowsy as I am navigating for the 13 stages most in the forests. I get some Stugeron as well. wonder if you can over dose mixing the two

[mightymouse]

Just make sure they arn't on the MSA naughty list

[77racing]

good point, I will be checking that out tonight

[andrewcliffe]

eat lumps of ginger.

[Neilsfirst]

Wife always used kwells for rally navigating. She did the whole Monte Carlo on them so they should serve you well.

[Jerry Can]

make sure you limit your food intake during the day. porridge or similar in the morning, water or tea during the day maybe the odd rich tea buscuit. Don't be tempted by a fry up, it will come and revisit you

[rhinochopig]

There are some mental exercises you can do to mitigate the effects. GOOGLE NASA and motion sickness and it should bring up some papers on the subject. I did my thesis on the subject nigh on 20 years ago and they do work.

[stef1808]

Was told joyrides are the best by someone who's tried them all

[77racing]

Took one Kwells in the morning, as I had enough things to think about. No problems with motion sickness, thanx for all the help.