Arthroscopic Surgery and Shingles: What You Need to Know
No, it's not recommended.
If you have shingles, you should inform your doctor. They may decide to delay your surgery given that arthroscopy is an elective surgery. This gives your body time to heal from shingles. Having surgery while battling shingles can increase your risk of complications and discomfort during the procedure and recovery.
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