Diagnosis [edit] As a general rule, any diver who has breathed gas under pressure at any depth who surfaces unconscious, loses consciousness soon after surfacing, or displays neurological symptoms within about 10 minutes of surfacing should be assumed to be experiencing arterial gas embolism
Common reasons include: Pernicious anemia , an autoimmune condition affecting intrinsic factor production Gastrointestinal disorders, such as Crohns disease or celiac disease Prolonged use of certain medications, like proton pump inhibitors Knowing these causes helps spot at-risk people
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The safest reconstitution method involves: (1) Using sterile technique (clean workspace, alcohol swabs, sterile syringes), (2) Using bacteriostatic water for injectionnever tap water, distilled water, or saline, (3) Allowing peptide vials to equilibrate to room temperature before reconstituting, (4) Injecting bacteriostatic water slowly down the vial wall rather than directly onto the powder, (5) Avoiding shaking or vigorous agitation, and (6) Storing reconstituted peptides refrigerated (2-8C) and protected from light