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Clot in lung

carly_86 · 2009-06-22 13:51:34

Hi does anyone no if you can fly with a clot in there lung.Wont be flying for another 2 1/2 month.

22-06-2009 1:51pm

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Hi does anyone no if you can fly with a clot in there lung.Wont be flying for another 2 1/2 month.

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#2 22-06-2009 1:52pm

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Probably best to consult a doctor on it.

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That is definitely something you'd want to double and triple check with your doctor instead of trusting any answers you'd get online!

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#4 22-06-2009 2:01pm

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If ever there was a time to not look for medical info online this is it. Please see your GP to get the proper lowdown.

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