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| Dive Medicine & Fitness: Discuss Diving after a head injury? in the General Diving Forums forums: Friendlies, i thought i'd run this past you lot before i bother the DDRC My girlfriend had a serious ... |
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| congratulations on your ten year anniversary together --Realistically, if there's any concern then for god's sake don't listen to any of the muppets on here. Get her to a doctor to put her mind at rest. |
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| Sean, This might be a useful contact list for you also. Medical Referees - BSAC There's a cpl of docs very near you. HTH
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| I know an RAN clearance Diver here who was injured whilst playing Rugby, resulting in loss of consciousness for a while. They took him out of diving for good but I think they were concerned about his possible future reaction to high ppO2 and they do frequently dive on the edge of the envelope.
__________________ Doing It Richard As I got older, I thought it was good that I seemed to be getting more patient; but it actually turns out that I just don't give a sh!t. "Earth First!!!" - (We can log the other planets later) |
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| Friend of mine had brain surgery a few years ago, Diving doc refused him a medical as the scar tissue in the brain was likely to become a bubble trap. Danny |
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| As above ...... 1. "don't listen to muppets" 2. "medical referee" - this is what they're for Don't take a chance with something you love -Paul |
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| I have had a subdural haematoma and a subarachnoid haemorrhage due to a terrible woman driver in Texas hitting me at 45 mph. i have been diving for years and i am fine. However, scar tissue, of which i had none, loves holding on to Nitrogen, which could lead to a cerebral bend. I'm pretty sure a doc will say probably not - my missus is a doc and she thinks i'm an idiot though - had an MRI and a CAT in the states and a consultant neurosurgeon said i was ok to dive. Better safe than bent, as i always said to Freddie Mercury. |
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| Thanks everyone, i will make an appointment for her to see a doc, and we will follow the advice. 7 days lyin on a beach and doin some snorkellin will be cool anyway ![]() |
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