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Help with Mountain nausea
- Thread starter aloha.hau
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Eera
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I just came back from a trip to the high Atacama; didn't occur to me to see if there was such a thing as altitude pills but after getting a minging headache and general meh I was given Diamox (acetazolamide) which improved my symptoms within a couple of hours. It might not be the appropriate treatment for your children but check with a professional and see what they recommend.
Interestingly one of the side effects of the diamox is tingling in the extremities; it was like my Morton's came back in all my limbs every now and again, really bizarre feeling.
Oh, start a day or so before as well; it's a diuritic and I was running for the toilet a fair bit the first day.
Interestingly one of the side effects of the diamox is tingling in the extremities; it was like my Morton's came back in all my limbs every now and again, really bizarre feeling.
Oh, start a day or so before as well; it's a diuritic and I was running for the toilet a fair bit the first day.
