Gray Zone Warfare: How To Cure Nausea & Dizziness

Although death is the worst consequence of making a mistake during Gray Zone Warfare combat, getting slightly injured can be just as dangerous — and annoying. This game is realistic, so it will not allow you to walk around after catching a couple of stray bullets. Bleeding, Coughing, and Wounded Organs are just some of the symptoms that follow the injury, and they will not go away on their own. After minor wounds, you might be left with a slight scare, Nausea, or Dizziness, and although these symptoms are annoying, curing them in Gray Zone Warfare is relatively easy.

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By Gemma Johnson

How To Cure Nausea In Gray Zone Warfare

Among all the troubling status effects in Gray Zone Warfare, Nausea is the simplest to deal with because the main way to cure it is rest. Yes, to get rid of Nausea, you only need to find a place to hide and rest. You can also drink water to speed up the treatment, and all symptoms will disappear after a couple of minutes.

In truth, Nausea can disappear on its own, but it will take about 5 minutes. While this status effect is active, your character sways from side to side pretty dramatically, and you may feel slightly nauseous while closely watching the screen.

How To Cure Dizziness In Gray Zone Warfare

Dizziness is still not a serious threat to your body in Gray Zone Warfare, but this symptom will not go away on its own. If you have mild Dizziness, a couple of sips of water may help the situation, but this rarely helps. The cause of this symptom is blood loss, so you should refill it as soon as possible. Use the Blood Bag, and you will feel much better.

It is worth noting that it is difficult to watch the screen while your character is dizzy. Fuzzy and split images, as well as slight camera shakes, can lead to mild nausea for players with weak vestibular systems. So, use the Blood Bag quickly.

How To Get More Medicine

Although you have some medical items in your inventory at the start of the battle, your supplies will run out quickly. In this case, you should visit Lab Rat as soon as possible and buy more Blood Bags, which start at $117 for the Small Bag. To visit this Vendor, press TAB while on your base. If you don't have enough money and want to earn extra cash or unlock better medical options, complete some Lab Rat quests, and you will get the currency you need to keep your Blood Bag stocks full.

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