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  1. Emily
    6 October 2010 @ 8:51 pm

    Wow, explains the car sickness that I had all during my childhood!

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  2. Beth
    8 October 2010 @ 8:07 am

    Bingo! This is totally me. My migraines are completely vestibular-related.

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  3. Jade
    12 October 2010 @ 12:06 pm

    I’ve had these migraines and taken maxalt, its the only thing thats worken for me except its really expensive even with insurance and your only allowed a few each month.

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  4. Vickie
    23 October 2010 @ 2:08 pm

    I get migraines constantly and of course take whatever I can to get rid of them. Instead of taking more drugs for motion sickness I take two ginger capsules when traveling. This works really well for me.

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  5. Angie
    23 October 2010 @ 7:25 pm

    My neurologist laughed at me when I stated that traveling was one of my triggers. So glad now I have some research to back me up! One thing tht works for me is the motion sickness wristbands. It might be mind or matter but whatever works with less drugs!

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  6. Bev
    8 February 2017 @ 5:45 pm

    I am 77 years old and since an auto accident in 1985 I have been plagued with dizziness and now nausea, which seems to be more intense with motion. Recently some on suggested I may be having migraines. I do not have severe head aches or any symptoms usually associated with migraines. Is this possible?

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