Altitude: drink drink drink!!! Start drinking a couple of day Before you get here and keep drinking while you're here. It's the simplest way to stave off altitude sickness. And bear in mind you are going to be higher up than you're used to so give yourself some time and some credit, the first few days will be the hardest until you adapt. If you start to feel sick to your stomache, fatigued or a headache, just rest and give yourself to time to get air back into your lungs!
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09-21-2006, 10:35 AM #1
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Last edited by CorsairMac; 09-21-2006 at 10:36 AM. Reason: edited to say: drink water! :-D
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09-22-2006, 06:06 AM #2
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Listen to Corsair -- drink water until you feel like it's seeping out of your pores today. (If you're where you can read this.)
I have probs with altitude sickness and last time I went to the mountains (we were camping at 8,400 feet and driving up to 13,000) my doc prescribed Diamox. I'm not sure which worked best or if they both did, but I was fine.
Good luck and have a great time!
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