PM me ... I know a glider pilot who suffers from similar and has a
solution that works for him...might work for you.
On 8/26/2015 9:41 AM, Nick Gilbert wrote:
Hi All,
Despite my family connection to flying I have been a long time
sufferer of airsickness. I usually enjoy the heck out of my first hour
or two in the air, but after that start suffering from symptoms that
gradually decrease the enjoyment level until it's really not fun at
all any more.
My symptoms are entirely related to drowsiness (only once have I been
physically ill, and I suspect that was caused by something different
altogether). Some reading I've done in the internet tells me that
motion induced drowsiness is something distinct from motion induced
nausea.
Before I speak to a doctor, does anyone have any experience or
knowledge in dealing with this problem?
Cheers,
Nick.
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