
When is the best time to take motion sickness medication?
Disease description:
My child gets carsick every time we ride in a car, whether it's a big or small vehicle. We've bought motion sickness medication, but it doesn't seem to help. I'm wondering whether the timing of administration might be an issue. Could you please advise when is generally the best time to take motion sickness medication?

There is no single best time to take motion sickness medication. Generally, it can be taken about 30 minutes before riding in a vehicle to allow the medication to take effect. However, specific administration methods should follow medical advice.
Motion sickness medication is commonly used to prevent and relieve symptoms of motion sickness, helping alleviate dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. Usually, the medication should be taken approximately 30 minutes before traveling by vehicle. Taking it too early or too late may affect its effectiveness. It is important to strictly follow the doctor's instructions when using such medication.
If you commonly experience motion sickness, it is also important to pay attention to dietary adjustments when traveling. Try not to travel on an empty stomach, nor should you eat excessively before the trip. Closing your eyes and resting during the ride may also help prevent motion sickness.