Re: angiogram and air travel
- From: "Richard" <richard3009650@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 8 Jan 2007 07:18:09 -0800
Jeff wrote:
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Jeff wrote:
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Does an angiogram test,effect my ability to travel by aircraft, and if
so for what reason?
Only if the angiogram is done while you are flying.
Considering that we don't even know the results of the angiogram or where
you're flying to, I would suggest asking this to your doctor. He or she
should know your history, results of the test, etc.
Jeff
I have been informed by a work friend that just by having the test
regardless of result, you will not be allowed to fly for 6 months.
That sounds like a question for the cardiologist doing the test.
Do you really want to trust your life to someone you don't even know over
the internet?
Oh i wasnt going to go with this information, im due to see the quack
tomorrow and will obvioulsy ask the same questions, just looking for an
early pointer.
.
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