Ok, I know this is an off-the-wall question, but in the interests of safety, one I feel I must ask. Has anyone read anywhere that taking baclofen can be dangerous under pressure? The only thing I've been able to find is that use of a bac pump deeper than 2 atmospheres (about 34 feet or 10 meters of freshwater) is dangerous, but nothing about the effects of the drug itself being magnified under pressure. I'm scheduled to do a fairly deep dive (about 130 feet or 40 meters) in a deep freshwater sinkhole on January 4.
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baclofen and scuba diving
crikey alky, that sounds pretty neat!! I'm afraid though that I can't offer any guidance whatsoever.
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baclofen and scuba diving
Alky, I've been to 30 metres with absolutely no issues.
Never even thought about it, to be honest.Comment
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baclofen and scuba diving
I would be careful.As with any drug/medication,caution is advised.You could get pressure induced overdose and feel weird and all,maybe hallucinations. Test dive first.Comment
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