It seems to me that every time I spend some time in a pool I don't feel well afterward, a sort of a mild nausea. Has anyone else experienced this or knows what the reasons might be? Could it be that the chemicals used in pools somehow permeate the skin and enter one's system?
Can swimming pools make you sick?
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Either through your skin, mouth or nose.
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and feel itchy afterwards, that has to do with fossilized water and a 2hit load of chemicals entering your system
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Have always thought this myself ....
Here's another.
Submerge your self into a fast moving, cold-water river/stream... you will feel like you have an inexhaustible supply of oxygen . You don't even think about surfacing . What gives ?
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It's the water moving through your gills by it's own power :pot4:
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It's the water moving through your gills by it's own power :pot4:
Oh ...wow... I am aqualung .
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Are you serious about not feeling the need to surface? Sometimes I wish I could stay down a little longer.
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Just my personal opinion, but I would never swim in a public pool:0
I would even hesitate about swimming in a private pool just because of the chemicals.
It is bad enough to be swimming on the 2nd reef and seeing the wave of contaminated water from the city outfall pipes.:(
Again, just my personal opinion -
it might be the pee of others making you sick.
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Have always thought this myself ....
Here's another.
Submerge your self into a fast moving, cold-water river/stream... you will feel like you have an inexhaustible supply of oxygen . You don't even think about surfacing . What gives ?
very true...I think it has to be the mammalian reflex times 10...I once got into a stream I was doing some whitewater rafting on in CO and even though we were at the take out spot, there was still good current.
I went under to get the dust and dirt off and it was incredible...I ended up borrowing a pair of swim goggles and trying to just work my way up the river to try to spot some trout underwater..I felt like i could stay face down for EVER..it was awesome.
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