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Don’t let motion sickness ruin your next road trip
By Product Expert | Posted in Tips on Tuesday, July 31st, 2018 at 12:54 pmHow do you avoid motion sickness?
If there is something better than going out for a long drive on a beautiful Montana afternoon, we don’t know what it would be, and we don’t have much interest in finding it. However, dealing with a bout of car sickness will bring that good time to an end quickly. So, how do you avoid motion sickness? Like anything else, it takes a little knowledge and a little effort. A team of our product experts got together and did a little research to help you make sure you have an enjoyable drive. If you need a little help to get your vehicle ready for long drive, make an appointment with the Billion Auto Group Service Department today.
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Location, location, location – You might be unaffected by motion sickness in a car but getting on a plane is a different story. Travel experts say that sitting in the middle of an airplane, as close to the wings as possible, will give you the calmest flying experience. Also, sitting in the front seat of a car or SUV will help keep motion sickness at bay.
Remember to breathe – Fresh air is good for you in general. People who start to feel nausea creep up on them should open a vent or a window. Slow deep breaths in through the nose and out through the mouth will be the answer you’re looking for.
Stop by the pharmacy – There are a lot of over-the-counter medications available that will help prevent motion sickness. However, if you are taking any prescriptions, be sure to check with your doctor to make sure there aren’t going to be any problems. If things get too bad, your doctor may have to prescribe a prescription motion sickness medication.
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Now that you know how to keep yourself healthy during a road trip, make sure your vehicle is up to the task as well. Schedule a vehicle check-up today at Billion Auto Group.