Can I go to Tibet if I have a cold?

If it's just the common cold and upper respiratory tract infection, it's okay; If it is pneumonia and other problems, you must not go. Life is more important than travel. But it depends. If you are better now, and you expect to leave only a sick tail when you go, it is still not a big problem. If you have to travel, you can judge whether you can continue to travel by adapting to the local environment. For example, stay in Lhasa (at an altitude of 3700) for two more days to adapt to the environment. Because the medical conditions in Lhasa are not bad, you can get timely treatment if there are problems. For example, after leaving Lhasa, you can go to Linzhi (at an altitude of about 2800), Yanghu and Shigatse, which are more suitable for human adaptation. Because the altitude of Shigatse is similar to that of Lhasa, which is even lower. But don't go too far away, and there is no condition for treatment in case of danger. However, there are several places you should never go when you have a cold. Such as Namtso, Everest, Ranwu Lake or Midui Glacier, with high altitude and low temperature. In addition, keep warm and put on more clothes. Also, be sure not to take painkillers and antipyretics, which will resist the illness, cover up the real illness and delay the diagnosis and treatment.