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Note 44.502 MOUNT-L 502 of 517 CUPIDO::STRITAR "Andrej Stritar, IJS,(61)-1885-450" 37 lines 16-JAN-1995 08:04
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Subj: Re: Acclimatisation Drug

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Date: 12-Jan-1995
Posted-date: 12-Jan-1995

Are you speaking of Acetazolimade or Diamox? Dr Houston should have
something to say about this.

On Thu, 12 Jan 1995, Nick Kitching wrote:

>
> Apparently there is a drug available which aids acclimatisation. (The
> name of it has escaped me for the moment.) Does anyone out there know
> exactly what it does and by what mechanism it achieves its results. I
> mean, does it prevent headaches? Tiredness?
> Also, I have heard that it is available on prescription from doctors in
> the UK. Are there any British climbers out there who have had it
> prescribed and have successfully - or unsuccessfully - used it at altitude.
> And just how easy was it to convince your doctor it was needed?
>
>

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