mountain sickness
altitude sickness , also: high-altitude illness

Most people with acute mountain sickness improve within a day or two.

People with severe mountain sickness may need to be admitted to a hospital.

People with acute mountain sickness must stop their ascent and rest.

He should have known Perkins' acquiescence had been the mountain sickness working.

Or deal with acute mountain sickness, to use the condition's full, scary name?

You are at higher risk for acute mountain sickness if:

Acute mountain sickness is easier to treat in the early stages.

But elevated haemoglobin levels still leave them at risk for mountain sickness with old age.

Acute mountain sickness is a mild form of altitude illness.

Also, prophylactic use is recommended for those with a significant history of acute mountain sickness.

"Have you no knowledge of mountain sickness, if they are transported too swiftly to higher altitudes?"

Camilla, waking, heard and said, "She has the mountain sickness.

So named because many working at the camp suffered from nausea due to high elevation mountain sickness.

Genetic association analysis of chronic mountain sickness in an Andean high altitude population.

I begin to wonder if it can be mountain sickness,' said Malien.

Visitors should know the symptoms of high mountain sickness, which is first felt "at altitude," meaning the 8,000-foot threshold.

They also increase their risk of acute mountain sickness when skiing at high altitudes."

This was mountain sickness, the illness of which Keisha had heard such unsettling tales.

To prevent acute mountain sickness, a climber's initial sleep altitude should be lower than 8,000 feet.

It may have been partly the early stage of soroche, or mountain sickness.

Here he studied the effects of "mountain sickness" that climbers experienced at higher altitudes.

Symptoms generally associated with more severe acute mountain sickness include:

No exercise regimen can prevent or delay mountain sickness, but diet can help.

I understand that mountain sickness can afflict the strong as well as the less rugged among humans.

The faster you climb to a high altitude, the more likely you will get acute mountain sickness.