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Cross-sectional survey uncovers TCMC characteristics influencing acute mountain sickness susceptibility, suggesting targeted prevention.
Qi-deficiency is the most common TCMC type associated with AMS susceptibility. Key modifiable risk factors include insomnia, anxiety, and low SpO₂. These findings suggest the importance of implementing TCMC-differentiated prevention strategies for AMS, including preemptive interventions to tonify Qi for susceptible individuals, psychological support, and sleep optimization.
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