on 6/16/00 11:52 PM, wendell grogan at wgrogan@dc*.ne* wrote: > Two quick thoughts. The only increase in bleeding risk you get from > combining aspirin and ibuprofen or any of the related drugs is in what > it does to your stomach. If your gut can stand all the irritation, you > should be OK. > In terms of "masking" DCS. No. > These drugs actually get to the root of the symptoms. They stop DCS > symptoms because they block a key part of the illness. If you have > symptoms despite taking these drugs, seek treatment. If you don't have > symptoms, you probably don't have DCS. This is not like taking morphine > to prevent pain from a stab wound. Its more like taking quinine to > prevent malaria. > BTW, I'm going diving in the deep blue for a week! Wendell, The problem I am continuing to have is this passage: > These drugs actually get to the root of the symptoms. They stop DCS > symptoms because they block a key part of the illness. If you have > symptoms despite taking these drugs, seek treatment. If you don't have > symptoms, you probably don't have DCS. This is not like taking morphine > to prevent pain from a stab wound. Its more like taking quinine to > prevent malaria. You may be 100% right. I don't know and that's my problem. Once again, you are asking me to believe you. I'm not asking you to repeat over and over, "Yes it works." I want to know how you came to that conclusion and I want to see the data that brought you to that conclusion. In all of these posts, one person has cited sources, but I wasn't able to find them--the answer may be in there or it may still be ambivalent. Have fun! JoeL -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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