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Can we travel in flight 2 days after endometriosis laparoscopy? 2 hours flight
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Yes: You should be able to travel and fly. Avoid heavy lifting. Take pain meds as needed for relief. Otherwise, you should be fine. Best wishes and safe travels Dr M
Answered 5/15/2016
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