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Old 6th Mar 2007, 21:56   #1 (permalink)
 
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Perferated Ear Drums

Hi - I was just wondering if anyone has any medical knowledge or personal experience of the recovery time from a perferated ear drum? I believe you can feel fine after a few days but how long should you leave it before returning to work as a commercial jet pilot? Many thanks in advance
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Old 10th Mar 2007, 12:27   #2 (permalink)
 
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Simple reply is when your AME tells you you are OK.Those that I know have taken between one and four month to heal.Sometimes a full recovery has happened other cases long term damage has resulted.
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