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A member asked:
I had a large pulmonary embolism on feb 6th this year. i am on apixiban 5mg twice a day now. how long until i can fly again?
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Any time you wish: If you are taking the medication as prescribed, you should not be at extra risk from flying. You should try to move about and exercise even while in your seat. visit this site for suggestions: https://www.locationrebel.com/airplane-excercises/
Answered 3/24/2018
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