What is another word for Carsickness?

Pronunciation: [kˈɑːsɪknəs] (IPA)

Carsickness, also known as motion sickness or Travel sickness, can be an uncomfortable condition that ruins road trips. It is caused by the body's inner ear experiencing motion but the eyes being static. This imbalance causes nausea, headaches, and vomiting in some people. Some people have found relief by using medication, peppermint, or ginger. Seabands are also a remedy that uses pressure points on the wrist to alleviate symptoms. Other terms used to describe the same condition are kinetosis, motion-induced sickness, and seasickness. Whatever the term, it is essential to be prepared ahead of time and take necessary precautions to avoid symptoms when traveling.

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