I've heard of people doing this because they felt there could be some bleed out around the edges of the patch which would cause it to get on their pillow, then rub to their eyes. Not a crazy theory, sometimes there is some stickiness around the edge of the patch. I've never tried it.Read somewhere about putting a little circular bandaid over the patch to keep it better protected and better stuck on, so my friend does that every time. Not sure whether it helps or not, but it doesn't hurt. Prevents accidental rubbing of it too.
It's an impossible question and if you opt not to ride all of the rides that could potentially bother you based on other people's experiences then you are going to be down to maybe riding the Seuss trolley only. The Simpsons killed me. Forbidden Journey killed dh. He had no problem with the Simpsons. I had no problem with Forbidden Journey. I hope the remedies suggested in this thread help!
you can, many do, but the Rx insert specifically does warn Against it as to potential dizziness & drowsiness issuesAnd yes, you can use the patch w/ alcohol.
That's going to be the most accurate way to know what you can and can't ride, but it's also a recipe for maybe only riding one or two rides per day if you hit the wrong ones.So true.
I normally say to people to try the rides for themselves and see how they go......if it`s dreadful, don`t ride it again. But, what knocks me funny may not knock anyone else funny.
That's going to be the most accurate way to know what you can and can't ride, but it's also a recipe for maybe only riding one or two rides per day if you hit the wrong ones.
There are some rides that make me feel sick for 10 minutes, others will keep me off of rides for an hour or so, and others would make me go back to the room.
Everyone's experience will be different, but if you know that other spinning rides, for example, have made you sick in the past, I think you can make some projections about how a different spinning ride might impact you.
Not all screen rides make me sick, but a large percentage of the ones I have ridden do (or would if I didn't have on the patch), so I can make some assumptions about others. At this point, I just consider it a bonus if a spinner or screen don't make me sick.
It would also be fair to say that just wearing a patch could make someone else sick. They work great for me, but others have not had the same result.
I guess I should also say that no ride has ever given me vertigo symptoms. I do also suffer from vertigo and while rides have made me pretty ill, it's nothing like what I've experienced when I had vertigo symptoms.