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I had covid-19 in december 20. i had all of the typical symptoms,including a high fever for almost 2 weeks straight,chest pains,etc. every now and then i get mild pains in my chest,especially when i am tired. my question is can i scuba dive safely?

Q: i had covid-19 in december 20. i had all of the typical symptoms,including a high fever for almost 2 weeks straight,chest pains,etc. every now and then i get mild pains in my chest,especially when i am tired. my question is can i scuba dive safely?

: Only your local Dr who knows you can answer this. I would recommend a pulmonary function test as a start.

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Dr. Clarence Grim answered

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Only your local Dr who knows you can answer this. I would recommend a pulmonary function test as a start.

Answered 7/11/2021

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A member asked:

I had covid-19 in december 20. i had all of the typical symptoms,including a high fever for almost 2 weeks straight,chest pains,etc. every now and then i get mild pains in my chest,especially when i am tired. my question is can i scuba dive safely?

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