Seasickness

Known as: MAL DE MER, Sea Sickness, Sickness, Sea

A sensation of discomfort associated with travel over water, which may include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, or sweating.

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2006

Numerous attempts have been made to find physiological parameters that might predict susceptibility to seasickness. However, to…

2005

INTRODUCTION Scopolamine is highly effective for the treatment of seasickness. Nevertheless, transdermal therapeutic system (TTS…

1994

The present study investigates the possible relationship between motion sickness susceptibility, personality factors and…

1994

Cinnarizine was evaluated for the prevention of seasickness in a laboratory and sea study. The effects of 25 mg cinnarizine on…

1992

The salivary flow rate and composition of 2 groups of 31 subjects, one group at each extreme of the seasickness susceptibility…

1991

SYNOPSIS

1990

The vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) is known to be modulated in response to changing vestibular and optokinetic stimuli. The…

1960

Several drugs were tested, some of them for the first time, against seasickness in military personnel on transport ships on the…

1951

DIMENHYDRINATE (2-[benzohydryloxy]-N, N-dimethylethylamine 8-chlorotheophyllinate) (dramamine) has recently been introduced for…

1950

MOTION sickness represents a response to a particular pattern of vestibular discharges which are generated chiefly in the…