Wisdom Teeth Surgery & Cough: What You Need to Know
No, it is generally not advisable to undergo wisdom teeth surgery if you have a cough. This is because coughing and sneezing can put stress on the surgical site and cause complications such as bleeding or infection. Additionally, if you have a respiratory illness such as a cold or flu, you may be more susceptible to post-operative complications such as pneumonia.Your dentist should evaluate the situation. Your surgeon may prefer to wait until both cough and surgery go better.
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