Divers can encounter several bottom-related issues during their dives.
Common problems include barotrauma (pressure differences causing ear and sinus pain), nitrogen narcosis (impaired judgment at deep depths), and decompression sickness (bubbles forming in the body due to rapid ascent).
Lung over-expansion injuries can occur if divers ascend too quickly without exhaling properly.
Cold water can lead to hypothermia, while long dives increase fatigue and nitrogen absorption risks.
Poor visibility makes navigation challenging, and hazardous marine life, like stingrays or venomous creatures, can pose danger.
Proper training, dive planning, and equipment maintenance are essential for safe diving.
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