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Madala and gang are getting ready for diving. Eish they looking for ginger biscuits or ginger ale.lol m sure this will be the closest any of them will feel to morning sickness? Any remedies that helped with motion or morning sickness?
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Zee Khan Teaspoons of fresh lemon juice
Saturday at 05:52 · Like

Suraiya Osman Essa Ginger n mint leaves. Boil n sip the water
Saturday at 05:55 · Like

Lameze Osman Hendricks tablets for motion sickness... And it works really well. Not sure the name and u can get them at chemist, no prescription needed!
Saturday at 05:58 · Like

Mariam Fakir A lemon sparkle sweet
Saturday at 06:04 · Like

Farzanah Ayob Allana tuc the salti one
Saturday at 06:09 · Like

Farzanah Ayob Allana bakers crackers
Saturday at 06:10 · Like

Botho Fatima Kavutse Dry biscuits,perhaps Nutrifix without anything,it works like a bomb.
Saturday at 06:13 · Like

Nousheen Denath Suck on a slice of lemon wen feeling nausea

divers use stugeron tablets available over-the-counter at pharmacies. cyclizine can also b used.
would suggest that the divers try whichever tablets they choose a few days b4 to make sure it does not make them drowsy.

ask the diving instructors which remedies they suggest. i would also like to knw wat the pro's suggest.
Saturday at 06:17 · Like

Nousheen Denath For morning sickness,
- chew on any dry biscuit b4 sitting up from bed
- emex syrup from a pharmacy
- suck on a slice of lemon
- vomifene tablets available otc at a pharmacy
Saturday at 06:23 · Like

Zaakirah Mohomed-Dindar They took the tabs, didnt help them yest. Sea was very very rough. Diving instructors suggested ginger ale or ginger biskits. I also gave them dry lemons. So lets hope it works:)
Saturday at 06:24 · Like

Farzana Mohomed look @ horizon on fixed object n put all gear on b4 getting on boat. u put ur bc n stuff on while boat is rocking u gonna get naar
Saturday at 06:25 · Like

Shahieda Tofey Cinnerazine tablets
Saturday at 06:34 · Like

Ashraf Fakir No cinnarazine available at pharmacies there best bet is stugeron.
Saturday at 06:53 · Like

Nazreen Kassam-Bulbulia A wet facecloth on the back of the neck
Saturday at 07:04 · Like

Muhammed Loonat Chewing gum helps... Also like Farzana M said, keep eyes locked onto the horizon and not water. That's because the body can't understand why u are standing still while the area around u says u moving
Saturday at 07:07 · Like

Somayya Saloojee There is a band dat u wear on ur wrist,something 2 do wit d pressure point.It helped me wen I travelled-but I bort myn in London.I wonder if they do have it in SA
Saturday at 07:42 · Like

Tasmiya Aziz Ice cold water helps me
Saturday at 07:55 · Like

Haseena Rassool oh I know the feeling... I kissed the shore when I finally touched land. zaki u rite damn rough seas made me naar and felt like a dronkie. somaya I even slept with my band I was still naar.those bands I'm sure can be bought on the liner- mine ws a gift
Saturday at 07:55 · Like

Tasneem Parker They have the bands @ xmists. I bought them when I went on a cruise. Didn't help me much. Was naseaus entire time. The nausea tablets made me incredibly sleepy so that's what we did most of that weekend. Sleep sleep sleep. My husband didn't get nauseus tho but took the tablets just in case so also had to sleep.
Saturday at 08:01 · Like · 1

Tasleem Vahed D nausea band 4rm dis-chem is awsome!
Saturday at 08:02 · Like

Rayizah Hattia Valoid tablets for nausea and motion sickness
Saturday at 08:03 · Like

Farah Patel Lol valoid suppositories we use it wen goin deep sea it really works!!!!!!
Saturday at 08:08 · Like

Asiff Amod I tried skipping breakfast together with cinnerazine and looking at the horizon most of the time...if the sea is rough then I get 2hours max before seasickness hits..its so horrible, there's nothing left in ur tummy...it squeezes every single millilitre out..yuck..and yet some people will munch sandwiches and not be affected at all...
Saturday at 08:13 · Like

Ayesha Osman Be Careful. Stugeron is used for divers. But most ppl still get sick. Do not use valoid as at 15m and deeper, it may result in hallucinations. Which can be very dangerous.
Saturday at 08:50 · Like · 1

Bilqees Makra Strawberry yoghurt - tastes the same coming up as it did going down, ℓ☺ℓ
Saturday at 10:11 · Like

Shoneez Bhamjee Nothing works its got to do with ur middle ear. Once u get into the water n equalize the pressure in ur ear it goes away. I believe drinking a bit of the sea water helps but I hv never tried it. I suffer from really bad motion sickness but it does dissappear once I'm under water. But the diving experience is most definately worth all that "nausea"
Saturday at 10:28 · Like

Aziza Hathurani So tru nothing works wen my dad n bro go deep sea dy take sum kind of tablets n sumtyms nothing wil happen n sumtyms dy get sea sick bt if u use to it nothing happens n da 1ce wen dy were going n a few uncles were wid with dy put plasters behind der ear we da women cudnt stop laughing!
Saturday at 12:09 · Like

Hasina Hajat morning sickness - Tuc biscuits
Saturday at 14:24 · Like

Fatima Amod Motion sickness is caused by the imbalance of fluid levels in ur ear! I suffer from motion too, real bad! Try putting olive oil in ur ears 30mins prior to the journey, I take dizinil tablets for motion sickness and no side effects!! Also I found eating sumthing sour or salty helps!!
Sunday at 09:42 · Like