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squeeze?

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Steinar

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Jan 6, 2008
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Yesterday i went for a relaxed dive to 5o m. The water is getting rather chilling in Oslo now and I was wearing a 3mm. After the dive it sounded like I had a sparkling can of coke or something in my throat/chest when exhaling with some effort.

I did not feel fatigued, pain or any other of the typical symptoms of squeeze.

How severe is this condition?
 
Sounds more like a very big blood shift to me. If there is no bleeding, no other symptoms and things returned to normal, it looks like your body responded exactly as you asked it to. IMHO
 
B-Jobs aren`t as bad as people say. Yesterday I left the water early. I said I was cold, but I just forgot my towel. And I hate to put my boxer back on when I`m wet. Didn`t you notice?
BTW Have you measured up for the TRITON-fin?
 
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