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2012 Some people experience discomfort while travelling on a
ship. Initially they experience nausea frequently followed by
vomiting and dehydration. Though this is not a chronic illness
and goes off once the passenger is off boat but it may cause
other problems like low blood pressure. The person may also
experience sweating, cold feet, tiredness and discoloration. For
some people the mere stepping of foot on boat though it may be a
dry dock without any water may also cause sea sickness
accompanied by a feeling of nausea and vomiting. Basically the
sea sickness is caused when the central nervous system receives
confusing messages from other parts