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Hi ,

Scuba diving to recreational depths (generally less than 100 ft) is

usually considered to be OK. But don't dive alone, especially your first

post implant dive. Do check with your surgeon and explain the depth that

you will be diving and see what he says.

Never heard of any limitations on heights. Been to Denver, the mile

high city, and no problems. No problems with flying either.

Nucleus Volunteer

From: " uwdiving80 " <eric_ross@...>

Subject: questions about pressure and sports

I'm wondering if any of you guys are CI users and a SCUBA diving

Certificate for a hobby. I asked my surgeon the day of my eveluation

(sp?) if I can still go Scuba Diving, however i didn't explain about

the pressure that can cause head to shrink or expand the more deeper

you go. (i assume he knows) He told me that i can go back diving

when everythings completelly healed.

So i'm wondering if any of you guys go Scuba diving or Skydiving :D

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