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Is it safe flying 4 weeks after Fundoplication Surgery

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PostPosted: 05/09/07 - 07:39    Post subject: Is it safe flying 4 weeks after Fundoplication Surgery Vote now! Reply with quote
I have just received my date for my operation (Fundoplication Surgery), this is only 4 weeks before I fly out to America for a 3 week break visiting the theme parks (9 hour flight), I am wondering if it is wise cancelling the surgery until I return as I am unsure on the recovery period also diet specifications.
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