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Top 5 factors that increase the risk of DCS:

1️⃣ Exertion
2️⃣ Thermal Stress
3️⃣ Postdive Air Travel
4️⃣ Medical and Physical Fitness
5️⃣ Breathing Gas Mixture

While individual susceptibility to may vary, every diver can reduce their risk of decompression sickness by ascending slowly from every and following recreational diving guidelines.

Read more about the factors that contribute to DCS here: https://dan.org/safety-prevention/diver-safety/divers-blog/top-5-factors-that-increase-your-risk-of-the-bends/

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