If you have an earache, toothache or otitis media, you should not board a plane. This is because changes in pressure during flight increase pain.
Even if you have nasal congestion or just a runny nose, this will get worse on the plane. The flight will be unpleasant for especially sensitive people.
Avoid air travel if you have blocked ears, are diving, have donated blood, or are under anesthesia or general anesthesia. It is also better not to fly with a hangover.
In some cases, you may even lose your hearing due to a runny nose, nasal or ear congestion. If you have had surgery or donated blood, your body is too weak to fly. If you fly after diving, you will experience decompression sickness, which occurs when internal pressure drops too quickly.
News materials cannot be equated with a doctor’s prescription. Consult an expert before making a decision.
Source: Ferra
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