[header] How to overcome nausea at night [title] Try acupressure. [step] Targeting the pressure point that eases motion sickness can keep nausea away. This point is the pericardium 6 (pc6), located on your wrist.
[header] How to overcome nausea at night [title] Try acupressure. [step] Targeting the pressure point that eases motion sickness can keep nausea away. This point is the pericardium 6 (pc6), located on your wrist.
It is on your wrist, just under the curve of your elbow bone. You can find acupressure sticks at most health food stores. Look at your wrist and decide if you need to ask a doctor before using acupressure. In certain situations, you may need to use a special fabric concealer meant to protect optic nerve damage. You can use pressure directly between your thumb and forefinger on the pressure point for 4 to 5 minutes each day. [substeps] Acupressure can relieve nausea by increasing blood flow to the area. Find it by placing three fingers at the crease of your wrist with your palm up. This area on the inside of your arm/wrist can be targeted through pressure from your fingers.