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TadPole
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Tympanoplasty and mastoidectomy
I'm 31 years old and ready to get into scuba after years of just snorkeling around. I had a tympanoplasty and mastoidectomy when I was 18 years old. No problems equalizing and no perforated eardrums. Am I likely to be disqualified by my doctor for scuba, or is it a case by case thing?
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Grand Master Spammer
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Yes, it is a case by case basis. I would go to a doctor that is versed in diving medicine and conditions. DAN-Divers Alert Network is a good place to start. I didn't find any articles directly dealing with tympanoplasty or Mastoidectomy except to say that you should wait at least 2 months to dive after tympanoplasty to ensure it's healed. I think you have that covered. Call DAN and they can help you: 1-800-446-2671
Good luck.
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