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MT. KILIMANJARO

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PERSONAL FIRST AID KIT and Drug Kit

 

On the trekking one should be arranged with a first aid kit bellow here is a list of first aid kit. Please if you do not have these with you or from your home country we will be able to arrange them from here.
 

· Painkillers (aspirin / paracetamol )
· Antihistamines
· Blister treatment
· Imodium or other anti diarrhea tablets
· Plaster/Band aids
· Antiseptic wipes
· Dressings, especially pressure relief for blisters
· Talcum powder
· Malaria tablets
· Sun block for skin and lips
· Antacids
 
· Cold cure sachets
· Oral dehydration salts/sachets
· Insect repellent
· Sanitary towels

 


Preparation on the Climbing or Trekking the Kilimanjaro.
Officially anyone aged from 12 may attempt the climb. However it is not that easy. The important things to remember are to come prepared and to take it slowly. If you have the chance, spend an extra acclimatization day half way up. Being well equipped will also increase your chances of succeeding in reaching the summit. In particular, be sure you have a warm sleeping bag (-10°C), insulating mat, thermal underwear, gloves, wool hat, sunglasses or snow goggles, sun cream, a large water bottle and a first aid kit. Altitude sickness is often a problem while climbing Kilimanjaro. If you know you are susceptible to this you are advised not to attempt the climb. Symptoms include bad headache, nausea, vomiting and severe fatigue. This can be avoided by ascending slowly and if at all possible spending an extra day half way up to acclimatize. Altitude sickness can be cured simply by descending to a lower altitude. Some medication (Diamox for example) helps if taken before the ascent. You can greatly increase your chance of success by using supplementary oxygen.
 

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HEAD OFFICE DAR ES SALAAM. ZANZIBAR HOTEL P.O. BOX 12594.

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