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Dive Medicine & Fitness: Discuss Diving after a finger dislocation in the General Diving Forums forums: Is it supposed to bend like that...? http://www.yorkshire-divers.co.uk/fo...achmentid=1044 Brings back memories of putting my shoulder back in and the first ...

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Is it supposed to bend like that...?
http://www.yorkshire-divers.co.uk/fo...achmentid=1044
Brings back memories of putting my shoulder back in and the first aider having to deal with the bystander that fainted while watching me!!
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That's just a kink.... Are you going to let a trivial thing like pain interfere with your diving?
Nigel, in short, no I'm not. I was asking for advice about increased chances of DCI, not being a big wuss about the pain I reckon I can get my gloves on, getting them off will be the fun part

Lou, DDJ, ta for the info.

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Nigel, in short, no I'm not. I was asking for advice about increased chances of DCI, not being a big wuss about the pain I reckon I can get my gloves on, getting them off will be the fun part
That's a relief. I went diving 5 weeks after a heart attack. The biggest layoffs are caused by plaster casts. I haven't figured a way round them yet (XXL drysuit?) but I don't race bikes anymore so I guess it won't be a problem again.

There are endless caveats about diving after this or that minor injury and if you listen to them all you will be frightened to get in the bath for the rest of your life.
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