Chest Pain after a dive for a beginner
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Adnan
There is a medical section with some good folks on there,but I think anytime you have unexplained chest pain you should get checked out . Diving within our limits doesnt only apply ot our training and certification level it applies to our physcial health also . I hope your feeling better
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There is a medical section with some good folks on there,but I think anytime you have unexplained chest pain you should get checked out . Diving within our limits doesnt only apply ot our training and certification level it applies to our physcial health also . I hope your feeling better
Cheers
Can you give any other info? Did you hold your breath last couple of feet on final ascent? Were you swimming with your arms a lot under water or at the surface. Muscle pain? Feel like someone giving you a bear hug?
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Adnan
Now that they moved you to the correct forum,you can go ahead and in detail explain what happened. There are some great medical minds on here but you have to give them as much info as possible,you can never give to much info . Make sure you include personal info also such as health,medical history,curretn fitness level it will do nothing but help them give you suggestions .
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Now that they moved you to the correct forum,you can go ahead and in detail explain what happened. There are some great medical minds on here but you have to give them as much info as possible,you can never give to much info . Make sure you include personal info also such as health,medical history,curretn fitness level it will do nothing but help them give you suggestions .
Cheers
You are welcome to present your case here, but you should obviously be aware that this is no substitute for medical care. We don't know anything about you -- age, risk factors, underlying health -- and there are a lot of causes of chest pain that can be really serious. If you are still having pain, you need a doctor, not an internet forum. If it has gone away and you want to talk about whether there was anything on your dive that might have caused it, this is a reasonable place to do that.
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