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Is it safe to fly with bells palsy?
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Yes, do not worry: But protect the eye on the involved side with an eye patch, as getting off and on the plane, you may encounter wind or breezes or ventilating fans, and since you will not blink normally, you could acquire a corneal abrasion. Otherwise, hopefully will resolve soon.
Answered 4/29/2019
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