Can I go for a walk after sinus surgery?

Can I go for a walk after sinus surgery?

Can I go for a walk after sinus surgery?

While your surgeon will recommend staying away from the gym or engaging in strenuous exercise in the first four weeks after surgery, you are usually encouraged to take up light activity, such as going for a walk, the day after the surgery. Your surgeon will let you know when exactly you can start walking again.

What happens one week after sinus surgery?

For the first week after surgery, your head will feel stuffy. This is because you will have swelling of the mucous membranes of your nose. This is normal and expected. The stuffiness will gradually decrease over the next few weeks, so please be patient.

When can I go back to work after sinus surgery?

You will probably be able to return to work or school in about 1 week and to your normal routine in about 3 weeks. But this varies with your job and the extent of your surgery. Most people feel normal in 1 to 2 months. You will have to visit your doctor regularly for 3 to 4 months after your surgery.

What does it feel like after sinus surgery?

Pain: You should expect some nasal and sinus pressure and pain for the first several days after surgery. This may feel like a sinus infection or a dull ache in your sinuses. Extra-strength Tylenol is often all that is needed for mild post-operative discomfort.

Why is my throat sore after sinus surgery?

You may experience a sore throat for several days after your surgery due to the breathing tube used during surgery. Limit your activity for the first week following surgery. Avoid bending at the waist or picking up heavy objects. Overexertion may result in bleeding.

What happens the day after sinus surgery?

How long does fatigue last after sinus surgery?

Fatigue: You will feel very fatigued, sometimes for as long as a couple of weeks after surgery. It is best to take this time to rest as much as you need. Pain: Most patients do not have severe pain after sinus surgery. But remember that everyone is different and some patients may have more significant pain.