Hello! I am a girl of almost 18 years. As a child I had no problems traveling, only sometimes I seemed to feel some excitement and tension in my stomach or I do not know what to call it when the speed increases. But lately, the situation seems to have gotten worse. When I get on a bus or a car and when the driver presses the gas, something happens to me, I feel uncomfortable. For example, my mother and I went on several organized excursions in the spring and summer, leaving in the morning and returning in the evening. And, of course, he traveled by bus. And on the highway the driver drove relatively fast. The first 10-15 minutes were awful, I even wondered if I would be able to last until the end of the trip, because we would travel for many hours. But then I tried to get distracted and not think about it, and I seemed to get used to the speed. But today something different happened. I got up early in the morning because my grandmother and I were going to travel and my uncle came to pick us up. We would travel for many hours again. I'm not afraid of cars or buses, I didn't even think about traveling before we boarded. But suddenly at the beginning of the trip I got very sick, I really had the feeling that it would not last, I do not know if speed was the problem, or that the car was slightly swaying and bouncing. She wasn't very stable.
I don't know if the fact that I didn't sleep very well these days didn't have an effect. I asked them to bring me back, I really wanted to go with them, but I decided it was best to stay home so I wouldn't have to worry about them. I mean, I don't feel sick or sick, I've never done that when traveling. It's something else. It's as if someone is irritating my nervous system or I don't know how to describe it, some excitement in my stomach and body. I also traveled by ship, I was sick then too, but maybe because the ship was shaking a lot and I didn't like it, and I was a little scared. I have never flown a plane before. I have no problem in public transport. Maybe because he drives slowly and doesn't bother me in any way. But someone increases the speed a bit, and something happens to me.
Let me clarify that I do not always feel this way, but I still wonder why this happens. Is it from the vestibular system or on the nervous ground? Because I'm quite sensitive sometimes and I've had palpitation and I feel sick when I've been under stress, but it has passed. I'm already trying to be calmer, despite all the problems I have sometimes. I don't know if that doesn't work either. I'm just very sensitive to irritants and stress.
Do you think this is a problem and will it pass with time? because the ship was shaking a lot and I was not happy, and I was a little scared. I have never flown a plane before. I have no problem in public transport. Maybe because he drives slowly and doesn't bother me in any way. But someone increases the speed a bit, and something happens to me. Let me clarify that I do not always feel this way, but I still wonder why this happens. Is it from the vestibular system or on the nervous ground? Because I'm quite sensitive sometimes and I've had palpitation and I'm sick when I'm under stress, but it worked. I'm already trying to be calmer, despite all the problems I have sometimes. I don't know if that doesn't work either. I'm just very sensitive to irritants and stress. Do you think this is a problem and will it pass with time? because the ship was shaking a lot and I was not happy, and I was a little scared. I have never flown a plane before. I have no problem with public transport. Maybe because he drives slowly and doesn't bother me in any way. But someone increases the speed a bit, and something happens to me. Let me clarify that I do not always feel this way, but I still wonder why this happens. Is it from the vestibular system or on the nervous ground?
1 nestorborges answered
Something similar happens to me in sharp turns. I accidentally found that I get the same feeling when I make a ball. So, make a ball and say if it's the same for you. If so - then it is not on a mental basis. I'm sorry I can't help more, that's what I can tell you.