Talk to your surgeon and/or doctor.
Surgery should be postponed until the infection has cleared.
For successful development of binocular vision and the ability to perceive three-dimensionally, eye muscle surgery should not be postponed past the age of four years. The earlier the surgery, the better the outcome,
Yes, you can. Common cold isn't an absolute contraindication for surgery. However, if viral infection affects the lungs, the surgery should be postponed.
If you can do the job, your heart surgery should not matter. If you require modifications through a doctor's slip, it still should not matter. However, many employers might refuse to hire someone who they perceive could get sick a lot.
a hostpital is a place where you go when your very sick and get surgery and stuff
When they are seriously ill or awaiting surgery.
The doctors want to make sure that your surgery went well and that you don't get sick and die from the operation.
It depends on the employer's sick leave policies.
later in the factor louis had a bad foot and needed surgery...he was never really sick though
If you are still recovering from being sick before you are due to get your tonsils out, it could be possible that the operation could be postponed. In general surgeons prefer that a patient not be unwell prior to a tonsillectomy in order to prevent any foreseeable complications.
It could be a comfort zone for the cat, or the cat is sick. Has it been acting sick?
In some cases, plastic surgery is postponed for a few days and the patient is given oral penicillin to prevent infection.