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Old 12-12-2007, 06:48 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Trumpet Playing May Be Dangerous to Your Health.

Majestic1,
You can drown on a glass of water too, break your arm falling out of bed, get carpal tunnel syndrome by practicing too much....................!

If this was a real problem and not just something that some people would have us worry about, we would have a lot of documented problems as most trumpet players are NOT doing everything right.

I recommend getting regular medical checkups AND if you want to be a lead trumpet player in a high "output" band, and ever feel dizzy, get it looked at.

The human body is much more resilient than some people would have us believe.

I do not believe that the chest pressure that you mentioned is what happens when we play. Hyperventilation would be a more probable cause of dizziness.
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