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Brain tumor removed and flying
Just had a 2.2 centimeter removed from my left temporal lobe and need to know if i am safe to fly now. It has been two months.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Dear Jordan110.
I do allow my patients to fly after around 10 days from craniotomy in general. However, each case is different and you should discuss your situation with your neurosurgeon.
thanks
I do allow my patients to fly after around 10 days from craniotomy in general. However, each case is different and you should discuss your situation with your neurosurgeon.
thanks
I had surgery to remove a pituitary tumor in a place away from home. I few home just a few days after surgery. At that point, I was still not permitted to lift. If you are concerned, do call your doctor's office and ask!
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