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It's still not the instructor's job to decide this. In fact, as an instructor, I would expect him to error on the conservative side and encourage the student to get checked out. If he refused, and it were me or my husband, we would not let him back in the water. Any exertion, even putting tanks away, would not be allowed. I'd really be worried about letting him drive home by himself. Might be nothing but might be something.
hindsight is 20/20 but at the moment, it is hard to diagnose any type of chest pain, difficulty breathing and anxiety is terribly hard to separate from other types of chest pain, even for medical professionals. Add to this, the frothy, pink sputum, well, too much.
hindsight is 20/20 but at the moment, it is hard to diagnose any type of chest pain, difficulty breathing and anxiety is terribly hard to separate from other types of chest pain, even for medical professionals. Add to this, the frothy, pink sputum, well, too much.