Acute sinusitis surgery does not affect the postoperative walk, chronic sinusitis surgery depends on the situation, pay attention to regular follow-up after surgery.
1. Acute sinusitis: the surgery is mostly for maxillary sinus puncture and rinsing, which generally does not affect the postoperative mobility.
2. Chronic sinusitis: the preferred surgical treatment is endoscopic sinus surgery, postoperative walking time varies from person to person, there is no clear regulation, generally hospitalized within 10 days, after discharge can be normal walking, but it is recommended that the doctor’s guidance shall prevail.
Strenuous activities should be avoided after the surgery, so as not to trigger bleeding, filler mistakenly dislodged and other adverse consequences.
Meanwhile, regular postoperative follow-up is required, with standardized medication for no less than 12 weeks, such as prednisone, clarithromycin, amoxicillin, etc. Regular nasal endoscopy and nasal cleaning are performed, and full recovery usually takes 3 to 6 months.