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Grouper
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I would think the only difficulty would be getting the gear to the water and wading back out of the water (or climbing a boat ladder)
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TadPole
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Diving Post Surgery
I had the tendon connecting the thigh muscles in my left thigh to the knee. Eight months later I was diving off Cozumel, and after each deeper dive (90'+/-) the leg would go numb from the toes to the buttock for an hour or so, or even longer. My Dr determined that it was the anestethic (epidoral) that was still in my system. I respect the other answers here, but you might want to check what the gas passer is going to give you.
P.S.-dove a year later with no problem |
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Grand Master Spammer
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This definitely falls into the category of "check with your doctor" and not "ask the anonymous internet people".
![]() Probably not an issue, but this isn't an area you want to have any question. My wife had 2 microdiscectomies last year. Her doctor has said she can dive as soon as she has had enough physical therapy that her back can take the weight. That part is going slowly, sadly. It's a shame, she was all set to get certified... we were in the process of scheduling private instruction for the following week when her doctor pulled the plug and said she'd need surgery, and should avoid diving due the ambient pressure squeezing her spinal column, since she already had a nerve that was impinged. Said the pressure could exacerbate the problem. Whodathunk? |
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TadPole
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I had surgery in 2001 and was diving 3 months later. Did advanced and rescue back to back. The only problem I ever had was the weight belt putting pressure on my lower back. Integrated weights or a weight system will work very well.
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