How many motion sickness patches should I use at one time?

Cars are becoming more and more common now. Almost everyone has a car. Some people will get motion sickness when they ride in a car. This has a great impact on people. Some people are very afraid of cars and feel helpless when they talk about riding in a car. Now there are motion sickness patches. Motion sickness patches are effective for some people, but not for others. In fact, this is related to the method of use. Next, let’s take a look at how many motion sickness patches should be applied at a time? How to use them?

The motion sickness patch is an external patch that uses modern transdermal sustained-release technology, selects natural Chinese herbal medicine, and especially adds super-strong penetrants, and is scientifically processed. The ingredient is datura flower extract, supplemented with volatile substances such as menthol and ginger oil. It has the effect of refreshing the brain and is suitable for dizziness and vomiting caused by motion sickness, seasickness and airsickness. Its advantages are that it is easy to use, has no sedative effect, and has no adverse effects on drivers, machine operators, and high-altitude workers.

When using, take one patch each time. Children aged 6 to 15 years old should use half a patch each time. Use continuously for 72 hours and use two hours before traveling. First, clean the skin at the attachment site, peel off the paper protective layer, and stick the gel surface directly to the back concave area at the base of the earlobe. 30 to 50 minutes after using this patch, the active ingredients of Datura stramonium have been absorbed by the skin and enter the body's circulation. After removing the patch, the effective time for preventing motion sickness (on ships and airplanes) can still last for 6 to 10 hours. If you find allergies such as itching, redness, swelling, etc., please remove the patch. It will not affect your trip in the short term.

It is worth noting that motion sickness patches should not be applied to damaged skin, nor should they be used at the same time as other motion sickness medicines. Children under 6 years old, people with glaucoma, pregnant women and people who are allergic to scopolamine should not touch motion sickness patches. Slight dryness of mouth or poor vision may occasionally occur during use.

Not everyone can use motion sickness patches. Some people are allergic to them. Using them will cause symptoms such as skin flushing, rapid heartbeat, and irritability. If the above adverse reactions occur when using motion sickness patches, be sure to remove the patch in time, then drink more water appropriately, and pay attention to rest more. The symptoms will be relieved after a period of time. Generally speaking, two motion sickness patches should be used six hours apart.