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| Newbie Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Massachusetts
Posts: 3
| I have seen posts regarding air sickness. My wife gets airsick. She has been up only two times. I make coordinated turns, shallow banks but the result is a bag full of puke before I can get back on the ground. She wants to try Dramamine. Is the use of this drug going to help or hurt? Any suggestions or is a divorce my only option? Thank you! |
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| Moderator | Quote:
You can also use the 'Relief Band' it works like magic. I used one myself at times especially during my instrument work.
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| Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: If it isn't ORL, I'm not happy :(
Posts: 615
| Definately a divorce is in order..... No, I'm just kidding! Dramamine works very well on some. It took me a few dramamines to get used to the motion. Tell her to look outside the plane at the horizon, make sure when you take her up its a clear day with unlmtd visibility so she can see that she is right side up. A few more rides and she'll get used to it, took me 2 flights ![]() |
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| Sr. Aviation Medical Examiner Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Phoenix, AZ
Posts: 2,250
| Dramamine works well, especially if you are not the one operating the plane. She should take it an hour before you go up. I also agree on looking at the horizon, not turning her head rapidly, not reading, etc. |
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