If motion sickness still occurs after taking motion sickness medication, it indicates that the patient has sensitive vestibular function. It is recommended to sit in the car by the front row to avoid the back of the car being more bumpy and the symptoms of motion sickness being aggravated. Patients must keep their eyes closed, do not look out the window, and do not look down to play with their cell phones. Keeping the eyes closed to ensure the head is in a fixed position can effectively reduce the symptoms of motion sickness. Repeated pressure on the Hegu point can also effectively reduce the patient’s nausea and vomiting symptoms. Patients are advised to take oral medication for motion sickness half an hour before riding in a car, and they can also apply motion sickness patches behind their ears to improve their motion sickness symptoms after active symptomatic treatment. Patients can also apply ginger slices behind the ear or around the navel to effectively prevent motion sickness.