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From: 73257.2251@compuserve.com (Jack Hamilton)
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Subject: AZT/ddI/ddc and SCUBA diving
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A quick scan of Medline didn't reveal anything about AZT or ddi or ddc and 
scuba diving or high-pressure.  Doesn't mean that no such relationship
exists, of course.

Of course, anyone with reduced lung capacity or any mental confusion 
shouldn't go SCUBA diving.

You could call the Diver's Alert Network at 919-684-8111 (24 hours a 
day) and ask them.