This is the basic list that covers more ordinary ailments affecting trekkers. However, trekkers and climbing groups who are going to isolated areas may need a more comprehensive kit with additional items.
• Sphygmomanometer (Blood pressure instrument)
• Syringes (20ml, 10ml)
• Hot water bottle
• Pen and writing pad
• Stethoscope
• Thermometer
• Matchbox
• Splints
• Scissors
• Tongue blades
• Penlight
• Cervical collar
• Bandage and Dressings
• Sterile gauze pads (large and small)
• Band aids
• Triangular Bandages
• Elastic Bandages (3, 4, and 6 inches)
• Adhesive Tapes
• Eye pads
• Cotton roll (large and small)
• Q-tips
• Safety pins
• Medications
For Pain
• You need to take Paracetamol (500mgs tablet and 125 mg in 5ml syrup)
• Aspirin (300mgs tablets)
For Allergy
• Avil (25mgs tablet)
• Benadryl Syrup
• It is better to apply Trexyl (60mgs tablet, 30mgs in 5 ml syrup)
For Infections
• You need to apply Neosporin Ophthalmic cream for eyes infection
• You must apply Amoxicillin (125mg per 5 ml syrup, 250mgs, and 500 mg tablets) for throat and lungs infection
• Apply Metronidazole ( 200mgs, 400 mg tablets) Tinidazole (500mgs tablets) for abdomen infections
For open wounds
• Cloxacillion and Cephalexin must be applied to your wounds
• Apply Norfloxacin (200mgs, 400 mg tablets) for urinary infections
Disinfectants
• Betadine
• Miconazole cream to prevent a fungal infection
• For burn injury apply Silver sulphadiazine
The above mentioned medical kits will definitely make your trekking journey safe. Do not forget to carry them at your convenience.