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Is it safe to fly with a thrombosed radial artery due to an angiogram? on aspirin for it and vascular surgeon advises other arteries are compensating well. can it cause any problems if i fly?
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Hydrate: Just need to make sure you hydrate well for entire flight. Need about 8-16 ounces of water per hour of flight time to maintain hydration during flights. Also get up and walk and stretch at least every 1-2 hrs depending on flight length. Minimal alcohol as that dehydrates.
Answered 12/28/2020
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