Flying After Tonsillectomy: Recovery Timeline and Safety
Wait at least 1–2 weeks after tonsillectomy before flying. This allows initial healing and recovery. Air pressure changes during flight can cause discomfort or complications in the healing throat.
The first week typically involves significant swelling and discomfort; flying adds stress and may delay healing. Consult your doctor before making travel plans; they will assess your recovery and advise on safe timing.
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