The Dangers of Mount Kilimanjaro

Please don't climb to high altitude alone. If you do, you could die.

If you're planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, it's important to understand the risks and potential dangers associated with high altitude. One of the most serious conditions that can occur during a Kilimanjaro climb is High Altitude Cerebral Edema/oedema (HACE).

In this informative video, we'll explore what HACE is, how it can happen during a Kilimanjaro climb, and what climbers can do to prevent the disastrous effects and treat it.

HACE is a swelling of the brain that can occur when a person climbs to high altitudes too quickly. Symptoms can include confusion, loss of coordination, seizures, and even coma. For climbers attempting to reach the Kilimanjaro summit, HACE can be a serious threat.

In this video, we'll cover the signs and symptoms of HACE, as well as the steps climbers can take to prevent it. We'll also discuss the treatment options available for climbers who develop this condition while on the mountain.

If you're planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, this video is an essential resource. By understanding the risks associated with high altitude climbing and taking steps to mitigate those risks, you can increase your chances of successfully summiting Kilimanjaro and experiencing the awe-inspiring beauty of the Uhuru Peak. So join us on this journey and learn how to avoid HACE and other high altitude sicknesses during your Kilimanjaro climb!

[shanshancao]

I was climbing Kilimanjaro a few days ago and can absolutely relate to this! Your video made me laugh but also bring tears to my eyes as I still remember the torture!

[marigu]

good, atleast i know what to kick off the bucket list

[MooseTail-hyzg]

what color was the poop? if dark green then u should have continued...it means oxygen, id dark brown then less...always check poo 💩