The following medical advice must be taken before traveling:
If the traveler has undergone surgery in the chest, the plane may not be taken before the expiration of four weeks on the date of the surgery, and six weeks if the surgery is related to the eardrum. But if surgery is in the abdomen, it can be flown in 10 days.
In the case of cardiovascular disease, only three to six weeks later, it is possible to fly by plane.
For pregnant or bleeding women, or who have previously been aborted, the aircraft should never be taken.
For diabetics, it is their duty to adjust the blood sugar rate, also take medication regularly before traveling, as well as in case of suffering from high blood pressure.
For those who complain of anemia, they should adjust the hemoglobin level before boarding the plane, otherwise they will have several problems.
For those who suffer from vertigo, while traveling by plane, they should follow the instructions that will alleviate it: sitting at the window, looking at the horizon carefully, avoiding reading and looking at moving objects, and actively engaging in distracting messages that reach the brain. It is necessary to take medicine prescribed for the dizziness described by the doctor before traveling, while avoiding drinking drinks containing caffeine.
