When your doctor says you can.
After knee replacement surgery, most doctors recommend waiting at least 1 to 3 weeks before flying, depending on individual recovery and any potential complications. It's important to consult your surgeon for personalized advice, as factors like your overall health and the specifics of your surgery can influence this timeline. Additionally, consider potential leg swelling and the need for mobility during the flight. Compression stockings and regular movement during the flight may also be advised to reduce the risk of blood clots.
Yes, it is ok to fly with a screw in your knee.
How soon you can fly after arthroscopic knee surgery depends on your doctor. You should wait several weeks on average.
Well, when you fly very fast all your blood goes woosh leaving vibrations in your knee with can make it fly.
because knee go up
I believe so, I have to fly and get my surgery done and was told that I can fly back home the day after.
Yes, it has no effect on your surgery.
fly
First, it depends on how long you are post-op. Ask your surgeon.You may be at higher risk for DVT [ deep vein thrombosis ] . If you are allowed to fly, book thru a travel agent and ask for the seats at the fron of each class with more leg room to keep from having you knee flexed for the whole flight. Also get up every 20-30 min and walk a few steps to keep your circulation going. Your Doc may want you on an aspirin regimen prior to flying. Don't initiate this on your own, especially if you are or were on any blood thinners.
How soon can you fly after heart bypass surgery
i wil try to answer this right after you tell me what you mean by "fly"
You don't want to fly too soon after any surgery, especially if you are taking pain medication, as it can make you feel ill. However, you can fly once you are no longer hospitalized after ankle surgery; request a wheelchair from your airline.