Can I fly from Texas to California after getting shots in both of my eyes? It would be 4 days after I get the shots. Not sure if the pressure being in the air affects it?? Thank you!
Flying after getting shots in both eyes - Macular Society
Flying after getting shots in both eyes
I flew from UK to Australia 4 days after Lucentis injection and no problems. The clinician knew I was flying and made no comments other than to wish me a good holiday
I am told that flying is ok after a few days so if you feel your eyes are settled
Led and feel up to it, then I think you will be ok.
I would make sure you keep well hydrated so your eyes don’t feel dry.
Go with your instincts of how your eyes are feeling.
Safe travels.
Best wishes
Ann x
Flying is fine after injections
Dear Mom2,
It is usually advised that an individual does not fly for 5 days after an injection, because any adverse side effects are likely to happen within 5 days.
Kind regards,
Macular Society Advice and Information Service
0300 3030 111
help@macularsociety.org
My physician held back on the injections as I was flying out to Portugal.
I flew 5hrs less than 24hrs after a shot in one eye. I never had any effects, never even thought about it!
Nothing has ever been mentioned about it to me in 95 shots.
95 injections ! . I will remember that the next time I fly to Australia . I have had about 30 injections . Nice to know the injections are keeping your sight going . What a happy thought ! Thank you for sharing that Renata.
No. 96 tomorrow. 😆
But, I know of 2 people who by now will have had close on 150. 😳
Oh my goodness 150 ! I have very good vision ,and very pleased with the result . I am one of the people who has a very bad reaction 4 hours after injection . Have landed up in accident and emergency 3 times with dreadful pain and nothing they give me gives any relief ! I am positive it is something to do with the clamp they put in . Have tried everything eg, no iodine , lots of rinsing with water. I am on a good spell at the moment as my consultant is giving the injections . Can never be sure that she will always be there to give injection . She definitely puts the clamp in differently from the nurses who previously did them .
Thanks for your uplifting message above .