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Old 3rd May 2012, 08:44   #1 (permalink)
 
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Pericarditis

Has anybody had pericarditis? How long did it take to recover and how hard is it to get your class 1 medical back?
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Old 5th May 2012, 19:30   #2 (permalink)
 
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Yes

You may be back to normal in a week but fatigue for months is not unusual

I had mine before I started flying and as a medical student had the knowledge to ensure my doctors got off viral studies which effectively prove what virus has caused the illness. They didn't blink handing out a class 1

You may well find the regulator is cautious about giving you back your license as you can get fluid around the heart and so echocariograms are useful
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