What are the most common injuries or sicknesses associated with diving?

Sun burn and seasickness, both of which are preventable with over the counter preventatives. The most common injuries caused by marine life are scrapes and stings, most of which can be avoided by wearing gloves and an exposure suit, staying off the bottom and watching where you put your hands and feet.

Contact SCUBADIVE WEST for information about exposure protection needed for any of your diving.

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What are the most common injuries or sicknesses associated with diving?