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    Quote Originally Posted by mudhead View Post
    Zofran?

    At what point does one treat nausea? Projectile vomiting?

    Or is this used for very queasy/barfy feeling?
    Once you're pukin' yer brains out, treating it with oral medications is usually a day late and a dollar short. The idea is not to let it get to that point. When to treat it is pretty much a matter of personal judgment, if you ask me.
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    If you are projectile vomiting, can you hold any oral medication in long enough to do some good?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hooch View Post
    Once you're pukin' yer brains out, treating it with oral medications is usually a day late and a dollar short. The idea is not to let it get to that point. When to treat it is pretty much a matter of personal judgment, if you ask me.
    Quote Originally Posted by beeman View Post
    If you are projectile vomiting, can you hold any oral medication in long enough to do some good?
    That's what I just said.
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    Jeez. Dunno. Thought it might work in between the heav-hos.

    Is this something for a queasy stomach? Like high octane pepto?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudhead View Post
    Jeez. Dunno. Thought it might work in between the heav-hos.

    Is this something for a queasy stomach? Like high octane pepto?
    guava juice. you'll just have to limit your hiking to hawaii.

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    The only thing we carried was some ibuprofen and vitamins, and hardly ever used the Vitamin I. Every year someone gets Giardia or Lyme Disease and must see the Doctor.

    If it was me, I'd just do my best to be hygenic, use common sense, and not take unnecessary risks when it comes to my safety, rather than carry a pharmacy in anticiaption of getting sick.

    Also, being in good hiking shape when you start will help you avoid injury.

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    Quote Originally Posted by take-a-knee View Post
    Doxyclycline, it is a synthetic tetracycline, available in tiny pills that store well (tetracycline is typically a capsule). Be advised it can set you up for a SERIOUS sunburn while you are on it.
    I should clarify my post, doxycycline stores well, in that it is a tiny pill that doesn't get gummy and melt like capsules can, not to mention it takes up a fraction of the space. DO NOT TAKE DOXYCYCLINE THAT IS OUT OF DATE, or any other drug in that family (they end in -cycline). Some have advocated carrying and using the two-dose regimine for attached ticks in Lyme country, if you are going to carry this stuff make sure you write the expiration date on it and replace it as needed, it is dirt cheap anyway.

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