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Can you fly after an etopic pregnancy?
how long till i can fly had a ectopic pregance checked my blood level and they have gone down by 15% an more.
How long should you wait to fly after donating blood?
you should wait for 48 hours after donating blood before you go flying
Why would fly blood be color free?
as the fly's blood lacks hemoglobin as well as rbc.
Should you travel by air after a mini stroke?
Only your physician can guide you about your health care. Generally speaking, flying presents higher risks of developing a blood clot. With a history of TIA or Stroke, doctors would likely discourage you from flying. If you do fly, stay hydrated and make sure to avoid sitting for long periods (over an hour or two).
How does a birds skeletal system respiratory system and circulatory system all work together to enable it to fly?
they all work together and help the bird fly because a birds lungs connect to the air sacs that provide a constant supply of oxygen to the blood and make the bird more lightweight.
What does the Pomace fly eat?
blood
Do flies have blood?
yes they do have blood... have you ever killed a fly before?
How long to fly from aberdeen to Spain?
How long to fly from aberdeen to Spain
How long after broken leg surgery can you fly?
if you got surgery on your leg to the point that they cut deep into your leg, you should wait about a month before going on a plane. both surgery, and going on planes can increase and persons risk of getting a blood clot. if you do both, the risk is higher, and because you would be stuck in a plane, far away from the hospital, once you get a blood clot the chances of death are severe. however, if you must go on a plane, and willing to take the chance, i would suggest taking aspirin, because that thins your blood, making the chance of getting a blood clot slimmer, also, walking around the plane every, hmm... id say 30 mins, at most. also, while on the plane, be sure to drink a lot of water. and also, if you would like to know for other times, doing all of these things are good to do for a long plane ride whether you had surgery or not. i would definatly recommend waiting a month, or at the least 3 weeks, before going on a plane, and still do these things when you are on the plane. feel better :)
Is it safe to fly with one lung?
As you well know, when flying with two lungs one often pops. yes of course its fine to fly with one lung as far as lungs go, but why you have one lung may be cause for concern. Speak to your doctor.
How long after being prescribed warfarin can you fly?
You absolutely must consult your doctor. The problem is a recurrence of blood clots because you will be seated a long time---a huge risk with a history of clots.
Can you fly if you have a blood clot in your leg?
My father has had blood clots and is still high-risk to getting more. He has had no issues with flying while he has had blood clots. His has been in his legs, and all he said to do was wiggle your toes. If it is a longer flight, be sure to get up and move around when you can. The longer you sit, the worse it is.
