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Old 11th Apr 2006, 08:21
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Age/Question on medication

Dear All,

I have a couple of questions that any advice on would be much appreciated...

1) I've just turned 32, and am in the process of saving as much money as I can until I can start an integrated course....which I guess will be whan I am around 34. The first question is whether this is too old....thoughts much apprecieted??

2) The second is that I currently take a prescription drug for the treatment of a minor prostate condition (Avodart). Would anyone know if this would mean I would be refused a medical....ie. I assume that there is a question on the Class1A medical which asks and when I say yes...would this mean I wouldn't get the medical?? I guess generally it would also be good to know something about the rules of taking medication and flying.

ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

Thanks.

LB
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I have copied your medication question to the Medical forum. As for your age, please read this thread. All of it.

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