What kind of medicine should you take with you when traveling?

Medicines that require long-term use.

Band-Aid Band-Aid is essential when traveling. Whether it is a minor cut or scratch, or to prevent shoes from wearing out your feet, Band-Aid is a good companion when traveling at home.

Gastrointestinal medicine

Motion sickness medicine

Anti-allergy medicine The biggest fear when entering a new environment is that there will be unknown things that may cause allergies. Especially when traveling in spring, catkins are flying and pollen is flying, which can easily induce allergic symptoms.

Thermal analgesics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, are versatile drugs that have good analgesic effects, whether it is low back pain during travel or women's unique menstrual cramps. They all work.

In addition, when traveling to other places in spring and summer, remember to bring some mosquito repellent spray to avoid mosquito interference.