Gut reactions: when diarrhea strikes in the backcountry and there's no porcelain for 20 miles, the proper response can save your trip

Article Abstract:

There are two types of diarrhea: invasive and noninvasive. Invasive is a serious health condition that can lead to death. The symptoms are high fever, bloody stools and cramps. Noninvasive diarrhea, while less serious, can lead to dehydration. Tips for backpackers are presented.

Diarrhea, Outdoor recreation

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What's bugging you?

Article Abstract:

Being able to recognize potentially dangerous insects and snakes and knowing how to treat bites and stings are essential for backpackers. Tips are presented on identifying and dealing with poisonous spiders, snakes, bees and fire ants.

Bites and stings, Bites (Injuries), Stings (Injuries)

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The whole tooth: how to keep dental problems from ruining your backcountry excursions

Article Abstract:

A toothache during a long backpacking trip can ruin the experience. Campers are advised to get regular dental checkups. Tips on dealing with a toothache in the wilderness include carrying a well-stocked first aid kit.

Methods, Teeth, Oral hygiene, Dental hygiene

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