KC5UX:
There are many OTHER threads on this subject. The short answer is NO.
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There are many OTHER threads on this subject. The short answer is NO.
Ishie
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KC5UX:
There's no evidence suggesting that it does. Not to start a weird conversation thread, but it seems to smell wrong to them. The composition of menstrual blood is a bit different from "injured seal" blood smell.
And I've dived while menstruating, but always with protection. It's bad enough that I *pee* in my wetsuit; I don't want to get more creative. :14:
AK Susan
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speaking unfortunately from experience, I got my period the day before I did my open water certification in Maui, the only thing it did was irratate me at its timing. After the skills we went swimming near a white tip reef shark and it DIDN'T look at me like lunch. 
They say as long as your physically able to dive then dont let it stop you, and besides that the exercise is really good for the cramps.
They say as long as your physically able to dive then dont let it stop you, and besides that the exercise is really good for the cramps.Similar threads
