Alternative
Acupressure (P6 Point)
for Nausea
Applying firm pressure to the Neiguan (P6) acupressure point — three finger-widths below the wrist on the inner arm — for 2–3 minutes.
How it works
Stimulation of the P6 point may modulate vagal activity and serotonin pathways involved in nausea. Sea-Bands use continuous pressure on this point.
What to watch for
Sea-Band wristbands provide continuous P6 stimulation without requiring manual pressure. Safe in pregnancy. Effect is modest and varies between individuals.
Community experience
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