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Lengthy seasickness can be dangerous if the person doesn't eat or drink enough.
Seasickness is a response to the motion of a ship at sea and unrelated to altitude sickness.
We are heading for the Isles of Scilly and I am soon suffering from a bout of seasickness.
Can you give me anything for seasickness?
The wristbands were originally developed to combat motion sickness, specifically seasickness, but in recent years have been used in a variety of clinical situations.
At the age of 2½ my own little girl, now aged seven, opened her grandmother's handbag and extracted a packet of seasickness-pills.
Another problem with which we shall be confronted is that of seasickness.
The next question that we must face is that of seasickness.
My youth was punctuated by remarkably intense bouts of seasickness.
It seemed to my listeners like two and a half years and to me, suffering from seasickness, it seemed like 25 years.
People at the top of even those buildings said that the sensation was one of seasickness.
I venture to say that the avoidance of seasickness has more energy behind this agitation than anything else.
Seasickness pills can cause drowsiness, and it is dangerous to drive after taking them.
It is true that in his application for discharge he did not mention the continuous and violent seasickness.
Strong men are rendered useless by seasickness.
Allied to these are avoiding seasickness, getting sufficient sleep, food and drink and staying injury-free for the duration of an extreme event.
During this time, the rolling motion of the waves had caused many passengers to retire to their cabins due to seasickness.
Many passengers did not respond due to seasickness, while others hurriedly prepared themselves to abandon ship.
The seasickness and inexperience of the troops were causing delays and the officers were becoming frustrated.
