mountain sickness

In his defence, US Navy doctors said he had been suffering from acute mountain sickness at the time of the accident.

At trial he said he had been suffering from “acute mountain sickness” just before the accident, but a judge disagreed.

At trial, he said he had been suffering from “acute mountain sickness” just before the accident, referring to a diagnosis he had received from a doctor.

In his appeal, Alkonis said he lost consciousness before the crash after suffering from acute mountain sickness following a hiking trip to Mount Fuji.

In the telling by Alkonis’ family and supporters, the naval officer abruptly lost consciousness in the car, causing him to slump over behind the wheel after suffering acute mountain sickness.