wen ever i go to swimming i get cold immediately followed by cough,fever weakness.I want to learn swim. desperately.How to avoid theses problems.(for pros only)  

make sure that the water in the pool is cleaned every weak. You can use goggles,ear plugs,head cap ext while swimming. I used to have these probs initially but later on I was well used to it. I went on to swim for 2 years and I would love to do so now but not able to do because of time constraints.

Answered by Santosh Kuma at 2:15 PM on September 03, 2008

well, There was definitely something lurking in the dark, deep waters. I tried to adjust my eyes through my mask, and there I saw it � a cold, evil figure. It caught sight of me and started to slowly move towards me, its awkward cumbersome body dragging along the bottom. Without any thought of safety for myself I ascended from the water � no time for a safety stop .. no time to signal to my buddy.. I had to escape the evil.

My buddy immediately followed me.

Regulator out of my mouth, gasping for air, eyes wide with terror, I said with extreme fear in my voice �Did you see that? In the darkness, there was something there�. My buddy smiled, took my hand and said �There�s nothing there. Let�s give it another go�.

I positioned my regulator back into my trembling mouth and cautiously descended putting all my trust in my buddy�s reassurance. I stared back into the darkness, squeezing Russ� hand as tight as I could. Then my eyes started to adjust, there was no monster � no fear� only the deep end of the Mayfair Swimming Pool. I smiled � I have a feeling this is going to be a fun journey��I am going to look for Nemo!

I now found myself on a plane flying towards Cyprus escaping the coldness of British waters after completing the confined water sessions. I had been to Guildy on 2nd November 2003 and decided it was something I was definitely not going to do for my first open water. Purple swollen face, red nose and blue lips all squeezed into a tight rubber hood would do nothing for Cameron Diaz - so I had no hope! Nope, I wanted warm water and 100% waterproof mascara.

My first dive was at Sheep Dip, Larnaca (slightly warmer than Guildy) with Russ and Mark from Octopus Dive Centre. It was a rocky entry with surge but was fairly easy to tackle in my new wetsuit booties. The only difficult part was putting on my fins which was almost certainly hysterical to the on-looking eyes.

For more : http://www.bsactravelclub.co.u k/reports/cyprus.html

Answered by Satya ~ at 3:43 PM on September 02, 2008

hello sivaram it is quiet clear from that u body is effected with water viruses ....betterr u must first increase u r body resistance for taht take more healthy food, citrus food also ....if u really wnat to learn swimming check in good centres ...where they use hygenic water ...and they change very frequently alos ....use of antibacterial water for swimming is also necessary i think ....

Answered by sanjay at 10:55 AM on August 25, 2008

Hi Sivaram ,now weather is cold , this time you try to avoid the swimming .

Answered by Debashis at 10:02 AM on August 25, 2008

Improve ur immunity condition. Go to a genereal physciian and tell him how susceptible
and vulnerable u are. He or the siddas can trace it to ur backround of eating habits and eneergy retention capacity.(Pros? What is that?)

Answered by Vida Writer at 9:32 PM on August 24, 2008

dear sivaram!
Some people may get cold when exposed to wet conditions like swimming.Check for sinus problems with a doctor.wear a head cap and close your ears with plugs to prevent entry of water.

Answered by Cuty * at 7:00 PM on August 24, 2008