The diagnosis of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) and the Lake Louise Score (LLS) A diagnosis of AMS is based on: 1. A rise in altitude within the last 4 days 2. Presence of a headache, plus at least one other symptom 3. A - High-rise syndrome - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The diagnosis of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) and the Lake Louise Score (LLS) A diagnosis of AMS is based on: 1. A rise in altitude within the last 4 days 2. Presence of a headache, plus at least one other symptom 3. A Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-06-01 18:14:41 Open Document File Size: 73,81 KB Share Result on Facebook MedicalCondition weak Mild fatigue/ weakness Moderate fatigue/ weakness Severe fatigue / Severe headache / HAPE / Dizziness/lightheadedness Not dizzy Mild dizziness Moderate dizziness Severe dizziness / vomiting / Severe nausea / headache / Fatigue / Gastrointestinal symptoms None Poor appetite / Acute Mountain Sickness / / SocialTag High altitude cerebral edema Headache Syndromes Neurotrauma Neurological disorders British Columbia Postconcussion Symptom Inventory Post-concussion syndrome Health Altitude sickness Skiing

The diagnosis of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) and the Lake Louise Score (LLS) A diagnosis of AMS is based on: 1. A rise in altitude within the last 4 days 2. Presence of a headache, plus at least one other symptom 3. A Add to Reading List