Travel Sickness (Oral)

Active Ingredients

meclizine

Drug Classes

Anticholinergic antiemetics

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7.4

10

Effectiveness

Safety

Addiction

Ease of Use

Contraindications

Top Side Effects of Travel Sickness (Oral)

chest tightnesscoughdifficulty swallowingdizzinessdrowsinesseyelid swellingeye swellingface swellingfast heartbeatgeneral weaknesshivesitchinesspuffiness around the eyepuffiness around the facepuffiness of eyelidspuffiness of the lipspuffiness of the tongueskin rashswelling of lipsswelling of the tongueunusual tirednessvomiting

Top Conditions of Travel Sickness (Oral)

Vertigo Drowsiness Headache Motion Sickness Hangover Autism

Top Alternatives of Ibuprofen

By Active Ingredients

7.8

Meni-D (Oral)

7.4

Antivert/50 (Oral)

7.4

Bonine

7.4

Bonine Max

7.4

Dramamine II (Oral)

7.4

Antivert/25 (Oral)

By Action

7.8

Valu-Dryl

7.8

Meni-D (Oral)

7.8

Silphen Cough

7.7

Scopolamine (Transdermal)

7.7

Benadryl

7.4

Scopolamine transdermal