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Nose clips and equalisation

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A.Naish

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Hi. Just bought a freediving nose clip and realized that im having difficulty in the ascent now. Huge pressure is built up inside, and i can't remove the clip because i have a severe allergy reaction inside my nose if any salt water gets in. Anybody got an idea what i should do? I've seen pro divers surface with the nose clip, so how are they doing that? Im just a biginner with a max depth of about 15-20m and hopefully I'll have my freediving course next year and move on to competitive diving. So any help is appreciated.

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