Medically reviewed by Arno Kroner, DAOM Key Takeaways Take it slow when going to higher altitudes to prevent altitude ...

If summer travel plans include high altitude conditions, it is important to take proper precautionary measures to prevent sickness, said a travel medicine expert from Baylor College of Medicine.

For even more nondrug alternatives, Guerra suggests peppermint tea or candies for a settling effect. Bolívar has also seen ...

A vacation can be the most beautiful time of the year. Yet many people are afraid of traveling because they cannot tolerate trips by ship, plane, bus, or car. They suffer from motion sickness, which ...

The promise of ocean views and exotic destinations draws millions to cruise ships each year, but for many travelers, the fear of motion sickness casts a shadow over their maritime dreams.

Motion sickness can make traveling a daunting prospect, whether it is a long drive, a plane ride or even a cruise. A News 9 viewer reached out with questions regarding motion sickness ahead of an ...

Diamox (acetazolamide) helps the body adapt to high elevations and prevent altitude sickness. Nifedipine ER can treat high-altitude pulmonary edema when other options aren't available. Ibuprofen can ...

To prevent motion sickness, try sitting facing the direction you're going, getting fresh air and drinking water. Learn more ...

The co-author of "World Travel: An Irreverent Guide" shares advice for preparing for and getting through illness abroad. No matter how carefully you’ve planned, nor how cautious you’ve been, sometimes ...