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Hot fingers after deep dive.

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Kray

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Don't know if it's coincident or what. I have experienced it two times now. Shortly after comfort free immersion to 50-60, I felt some heat on my fingers, a little more heat on left hands than the right. No, it's not tingling feel that I sometimes have after several serial dives for hours, but this happened after the very first dives. I was as super fresh. The heat continued for hours. Again, not sure if coincident, but after taking off wetsuit and having some food after session it seemed to be back to normal. Well, next time I'll try not eating to see if it stays on.

Is it a sign of DCS/bend/vascular constriction.. or the tingling feeling has transformed itself into heat feeling ?
 
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