I am going on a 2 hour flight and am concerned about the air pressure in the cabin of planes. Will the pressure affect breast expanders as I am currently having discomfort in the first place.
September 24, 2015
Answer: Will the pressure on a flight affect my breast expanders? Thank you for your excellent question. Though airplane cabin's are pressurized, you may feel a bit more swelling in your breasts during travel. If you are currently being expanded, and not had any healing issues, it should be safe for you to travel. Speak to your surgeon about any restrictions based on your recovery course.
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September 24, 2015
Answer: Will the pressure on a flight affect my breast expanders? Thank you for your excellent question. Though airplane cabin's are pressurized, you may feel a bit more swelling in your breasts during travel. If you are currently being expanded, and not had any healing issues, it should be safe for you to travel. Speak to your surgeon about any restrictions based on your recovery course.
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September 27, 2015
Answer: TE's and Airplanes Commercial airplane cabins are pressurized. There should be no effect on your TE's. The slight pressure change you may feel manifests as the "ear pop" when the plane takes off and lands. It makes children restless...but does nothing to your TE's
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September 27, 2015
Answer: TE's and Airplanes Commercial airplane cabins are pressurized. There should be no effect on your TE's. The slight pressure change you may feel manifests as the "ear pop" when the plane takes off and lands. It makes children restless...but does nothing to your TE's
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