Diamox Tablet Uses: Can Ayurveda Help with Side Effects from Diamox? - #16340

A few weeks ago, my doctor prescribed Diamox (acetazolamide) for altitude sickness since I’m going on a hiking trip in the mountains. The doctor explained that Diamox helps prevent the body from feeling the symptoms of altitude sickness by balancing the acid-base levels in the body and helping with oxygen absorption. While I understand the importance of the medication for my trip, I’ve started to experience some side effects, like tingling in my fingers, frequent urination, and occasional dizziness. These side effects are making me uneasy, and I’m wondering if there’s a way to support my body through these reactions, especially through Ayurveda, which I’ve heard offers natural remedies. I’ve never taken Diamox before, and I’m not sure if these side effects are normal or if my body is just adjusting. I’ve also read online that some people experience upset stomach, headaches, or even mood changes while taking Diamox. Since I’m not fond of taking too many medications and want to avoid possible discomfort during my trip, I’ve been thinking about incorporating Ayurveda into my routine to help manage the side effects of Diamox. Are there any Ayurvedic herbs or practices that can help ease the side effects of Diamox, such as the tingling sensation, dizziness, or frequent urination? I’ve heard that herbs like ashwagandha, ginger, or triphala can help support digestion and energy levels, but are they safe to use alongside Diamox? I want to make sure I’m not interfering with the medication, but I also want to address the uncomfortable sensations I’m experiencing. Also, I’ve been feeling a little dehydrated due to the frequent urination, and I’m wondering if there are any Ayurvedic remedies that can help rehydrate the body or support fluid balance. I’ve heard that coconut water and certain herbal teas might be helpful, but I’m curious about any Ayurvedic recommendations for hydration and balancing electrolytes while using Diamox. Lastly, I’m wondering if Ayurveda has any suggestions for preparing my body for the altitude. Should I make any dietary changes or incorporate specific herbs before I start my hike? I want to make sure I’m in the best shape possible and avoid any complications related to altitude sickness. Has anyone used Diamox for altitude sickness and found Ayurveda helpful in managing side effects or improving the body’s adaptation? What worked for you, and did it make your experience with Diamox more comfortable?