Travel with Nature

Aside from avalanches and high altitude accidents, HAPE (High altitude pulmonary edema) is a major cause of deaths among mountain climbers. This is characterized by increase fluid build-up in the lungs accompanied by increase pulmonary capillary pressure. While the symptoms can easily be treated in hospitals and primary care centers, there are no hospitals above 2000 meters above sea level and in the middle of mountain slopes. The lack of emergency first aid tools and primary care experts result to unnecessary deaths among mountain climbers for a long time.

Mountain climbers are bringing a rather unusual medicine in their kits when they go for their excursions. The anti-impotency drug Sildenafil is becoming more and more popular among mountain climbers, tour guides and camp stores. The active compound in Viagra inhibits PDE5 (phophodiesterase type 5) and thus, this allows better capillary blood circulation especially in the lungs and the heart. Tadalafil and the other PDE5 inhibitors follow the same mechanism.

The next time you go mountain climbing with your buddies, you should Buy Viagra Online . This may sound awkward but this is the best medicine to deal with high-altitude pulmonary edema. HAPE is a serious condition that leads to numerous deaths. While most mountain trekkers are physically fit, Mother Nature will be there to punish those who are daring to break human limits. There are no inhabitations above 2,500 meters and there is a reason for this – our human bodies simply could not handle the pressure and temperature. Suits and medicines are invented to deal with such situations. Thanks to our pharmaceutical industries, we have now a medicine to beat HAPE.

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