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Air Travel & Bell's Palsy
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Air Travel & Bell's Palsy
by S-Ales, Apr 03, 1998 12:00AM
Is there any reason (evidence or theory) to be concerned about
traveling via air after a Bell's Palsy onset? The planned travel
would be within 2-3 weeks of first paralysis symptoms.
My concern is due to the usual effects take-off/landing can have on one's ears.
Thank you.
Dear S. Alles,
There is no contraindication to flying after the onset of Bell's Palsy. Have a nice trip.
traveling via air after a Bell's Palsy onset? The planned travel
would be within 2-3 weeks of first paralysis symptoms.
My concern is due to the usual effects take-off/landing can have on one's ears.
Thank you.
Dear S. Alles,
There is no contraindication to flying after the onset of Bell's Palsy. Have a nice trip.
Member Comments
by rantu, Jul 03, 2009 03:36AM
A related discussion, Bell's Palsy was started.
