Re: (not) sleeping at high altitude
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Sun Oct 31, 2010 8:09 pmby mconnell
Had the same problem the first night I slept at 16,000. Took diamox the next morning, rested for a couple of hours. Did a carry to 19k the same day, moved to 19k the next day. Never had any problems after the first night, even though I forgot to talk diamox on the day moving to 19k. Since I didn't have any problems, I didn't take it again (doc said not to stop taking it after starting, but since I already did and was still alive, I just went with it.)
Re: (not) sleeping at high altitude
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Sun Oct 31, 2010 9:28 pmby Linnea
I really appreciate everyone's responses so far. It's good to hear other people's experiences and see what worked for them. Thanks!!!
Re: (not) sleeping at high altitude
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Sun Oct 31, 2010 9:49 pmby Brad Marshall
Hi Linnea:
My wife and I have both slept over 19,000' for up to six nights in a row. The only difficulty we've had was my wife complained about being overly tired the first night at 16,000'. The second night she took 1/2 a Diamox just before going to sleep and that appeared to sort everying out. She didn't take any Diamox after that.