for home remedy you can prefer the citris fruits like lemon, orange, mousmi, or have kala namak always with him to avoid the vomiting.

Answered by alok , an ibibo Advisor, at 7:44 PM on March 18, 2008

Factors are two one is simple its call motion sickness with motion body fail to adopt the changes in equilibrium and in result people vomit.
Second is which in very few cases they suffer from allergies from fume etc.
Its all is coping mechanism and simple is that some they can cope and adopt the new environment quicker that others, and some cannot.

remedy-remedy: In the mixture of 1 tsp of mint juice and 1 tsp limejuice, add ½ tsp of ginger juice and 1 tsp honey. Drink this mixture to prevent vomiting.
OR
Limejuice is an effective remedy for vomiting. Take a glass of chilled limejuice and sip slowly.
To prevent vomiting, drink ginger tea.

OR
In 1 glass water, add some honey and drink sip by sip.

or eat boiled egg before 2 hours when u plan atrip

never leave his stomach empty give him the food he like ..and never ask remember him about vomiting when you travel...just be relaxed and keep him relaxed ok ...BOL

Answered by hari , an ibibo Citizen, at 12:53 PM on March 20, 2008

yes very cheap and best that always keep the lemon and salt with you at the time of travlling for your son .or give to him for licking both of things other wise keep pickle of lemon or orange with you for eating travelling time.definately he will not feel vomiting on the way.

Answered by sunita , an ibibo Advisor, at 2:00 PM on March 20, 2008

dear shahnaz
a very good question from .. i can know your apprehension regading your child vomiting. well motion sickness is very common among children and i have seen many children voming as soon as they climb bus.i am not sure about the home remedies but i agree with few of the answers here like using lemon juice .. i prefer a candy with lemon tastre for your chil as a home remedy other wise you can try syp domstal just 30 min before travel .. i hope your chil will be alright once he grows bit older
enjoy
dr vandan

Answered by mysteriousdo , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:20 PM on March 21, 2008

a mixture of black salt or otherwise a mixture of saunf n sugar since he cant b given any churans

Answered by neha gogia , an ibibo Advisor, at 11:46 PM on March 21, 2008

From your question it seems that your son is suffereing from MOTION SICKNESS.This disease comprises of vomoting / nausea as soon as one rides a moving vehicle.If u want specific treatment for that , u can use VERTIGON , METOCLOPRAMIDE or CINNARAZINE group of tablets which are to be taken just 1/2 hour before the scheduled journey .

Answered by Rajkumar , an ibibo Citizen, at 5:00 PM on March 22, 2008

This is a common problem and happens with all not only kids but elders too.Make sure your kid doesnt have a full stomach and keep lime with you as this is the only thing that can make him/her feel good.Oranges also are good to carry.

Answered by Malti Singh , an ibibo Advisor, at 7:01 PM on March 22, 2008

Give him light food during travelling and from time to time can give lime juice or limca. You can use train for travelling.

Answered by Aruna Saini , an ibibo Specialist, at 12:04 AM on March 23, 2008

Sickness
Here are two natural remedies that are used for motion sickness.


Ginger
Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is one of the more popular natural remedies for motion sickness. It has been used for centuries in cooking and medicinally. The Food and Drug Administration classifies ginger as "generally recognized as safe".

Studies conducted so far suggest that it may help reduce motion sickness, but it doesn't appear to be help if the nausea is severe.
Acupressure
According to traditional Chinese medicine, pressing on an acupuncture point called "pericardium 6" (P6) may relieve nausea and motion sickness. The point is located on the inside of the forearm, about two inches above the crease of the wrist.

A person can press on the point using the index finger of the opposite hand.

Alternatively, acupressure wrist bands, often marketed as "sea bands", stimulate the point. The bands are worn on the forearm. They have a plastic button or bead that puts pressure on the p6 point. The person wearing the band can also press on the bead for additional stimulation. Acupressure bands cost less than $10 for a pair and can be found online or in some health food stores.


Other Tips for Preventing Motion Sickness
If you know that you get motion sickness, keep your head still. Rest your head against your seat.


Don't read. Depending on your mode of travel, try focusing your gaze on a stationary, distant object.


Avoid spicy foods, alcohol, or overeating. You may wish to try having dry crackers or a carbonated beverage to settle your stomach in case your stomach is upset.

Answered by meaning .. , an ibibo Specialist, at 5:16 PM on March 27, 2008

Here are a few tips to help you and your child:
encourage your child to focus on a distant point outside the car,play car games like "I Spy" that get the child to look outside ,bring along books or songs on cassettes or CD's; your child can listen while looking out the window ,limit activities such as reading or playing hand-held video games, where the eyes stay focused within the car ,for toddlers in car-seats, position the seat so that the child can see outside.Also, no one should be smoking in a vehicle with kids inside,also avoid strong-smelling foods or snacks.plan enough time on your trip to stop and let your child(ren) get out of the car .Lime juice, peppermint, ginger and lemonade are some effective ways to avoid nausea while travelling.
source:google.com :http://www.women-health-guide .com/home-remedies/vomiting.ht m

Answered by gunjan , an ibibo Specialist, at 12:51 AM on April 01, 2008