Travelling abroad
Hi just a quick question I'm 9 months after surgery for typical grade1 carcinoid that has been fully removed will I need to get onto my lung doctor to ask is it ok if I can fly as I've a holiday booked for 4 weeks time or should I be ok
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I would check with Dr and make sure it’s ok to fly! However based on what you have been through it is probably the best thing you can do! We all need to live a little.
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4 Reactions@kevinmonroemi I hope I can because I will loose what I payed 😳
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2 Reactions@jessie1990 I just read 2-8 weeks after surgery you should be ok! I would still consult Dr they may have precautionary advice. Where are you going?
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4 Reactions@kevinmonroemi I'm going to Turkey
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1 ReactionI'm looking forward to hearing from you again, @jessie1990. I hope you have a lovely trip.
Will you post again and let me know what your doctor says about your trip?
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2 Reactions@hopeful33250 I will of course thank you 🥰
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2 ReactionsHi Jessie, I have COPD and am on Oxygen full time, along with my other NET problems. Since you mention "Lung Doctor", I thought I would mention that if you are on Oxygen you must carry enough battery supply for your Oxygen concentrator to last two times the length of the posted flight time. No plug on a plane. That's a hell of a lot of battery, so I thought I'd mention it, even though I don't know if you even use Oxygen. Enjoy your vacation! Regards, Rick
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3 Reactions@rdebeer hi I'm not on any oxygen did your doctors leave you travel
Whenever I travel I bring my NET history with me just in case of an emergency
Yes you need to let your doctor know so he/she is aware
Enjoy yourself you deserve it!!
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5 Reactions@sophiarose thank you so much 💓
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