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Solutions for sinus squeeze

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Yogaman

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Okay so I popped through for a dive at a local spot the other day and one of the issues that has affected my diving over the years popped up again. I got frontal sinus squeeze pretty much as soon as I left the surface.

I realise there's a lot about preventing sinus congestion (eating right etc), but has anyone got any solutions for on-the-day dives.

You pitch up at the dive spot, everything seems to be cool and clear (sinus-wise), then you start diving and get a squeeze. Anyone know of any last minute solutions other than cancelling the dive :head

Cool!
 
Some people use decongestants, they are a quick-fix solution but can cause problems if they are used often. Using a neti pot also helps, I find it better.
 
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