Can I use earphones?

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enigma
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Can I use earphones?

#1 Post by enigma »

Random question folks.....Wondering if anyone had any problems using earphones? I was thinking that being so close to the jawline and the nerves and things it might be uncomfortable.
Any experiences welcome thanks xxx

queenofoverbite
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#2 Post by queenofoverbite »

I havent had surgery yet but I would think its ok.

People on this board had previously recommended various special earplugs, etc for those who had to fly home after surgery. I wouldnt imagine that headphones could be any more invasive than a big ol' earplug.
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#3 Post by jdon »

When I was in the hospital I was able to use earphones and was fine :)

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#4 Post by ossiander »

Yes, I started to listen to my Ipod a week after surgery.

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#7 Post by theKurp »

crazybeautiful wrote:
theKurp wrote: We're too much of clean freaks nowadays- we need germs in order to have some resilience to them, not to clean madly so that they become resilient.
I agree. However, the point I'm trying to make is that you are especially susceptible to infection coming out of surgery so I don't think it's wise to introduce bacteria so close to the site of the surgical incisions.

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