Need to get third class medical with asthma?
04-18-2014, 05:45 PM
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Need to get third class medical with asthma?
Hi guys.
I am suppose to solo in a few weeks and I need to get my third class medical. I have done a little research regarding getting a third class medical, but I am not to familiar of any complications that would arise with having asthma.
My asthma is very mild and my physician, parents, and I all think it is something I am growing out of. I am currently prescribed albuteral, which I rarely use and have been previously prescribed for flovent (but never really took it because I didn't need it). I went to my doctor today and he is going to write a letter for me to take to the AME talking about the condition of my asthma and how it is truly mild with infrequent symptoms.
Do I need anything more? I am planning on scheduling an appointment with an AME soon for my first examination for third class. Is there anyway I cannot get deferred because I have heard that takes up to 6 months and I don't really want to postpone my solo that far back. Any information would be helpful, thank you.
I am suppose to solo in a few weeks and I need to get my third class medical. I have done a little research regarding getting a third class medical, but I am not to familiar of any complications that would arise with having asthma.
My asthma is very mild and my physician, parents, and I all think it is something I am growing out of. I am currently prescribed albuteral, which I rarely use and have been previously prescribed for flovent (but never really took it because I didn't need it). I went to my doctor today and he is going to write a letter for me to take to the AME talking about the condition of my asthma and how it is truly mild with infrequent symptoms.
Do I need anything more? I am planning on scheduling an appointment with an AME soon for my first examination for third class. Is there anyway I cannot get deferred because I have heard that takes up to 6 months and I don't really want to postpone my solo that far back. Any information would be helpful, thank you.
04-20-2014, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Gustavo
Hi guys.
I am suppose to solo in a few weeks and I need to get my third class medical. I have done a little research regarding getting a third class medical, but I am not to familiar of any complications that would arise with having asthma.
My asthma is very mild and my physician, parents, and I all think it is something I am growing out of. I am currently prescribed albuteral, which I rarely use and have been previously prescribed for flovent (but never really took it because I didn't need it). I went to my doctor today and he is going to write a letter for me to take to the AME talking about the condition of my asthma and how it is truly mild with infrequent symptoms.
Do I need anything more? I am planning on scheduling an appointment with an AME soon for my first examination for third class. Is there anyway I cannot get deferred because I have heard that takes up to 6 months and I don't really want to postpone my solo that far back. Any information would be helpful, thank you.
I am suppose to solo in a few weeks and I need to get my third class medical. I have done a little research regarding getting a third class medical, but I am not to familiar of any complications that would arise with having asthma.
My asthma is very mild and my physician, parents, and I all think it is something I am growing out of. I am currently prescribed albuteral, which I rarely use and have been previously prescribed for flovent (but never really took it because I didn't need it). I went to my doctor today and he is going to write a letter for me to take to the AME talking about the condition of my asthma and how it is truly mild with infrequent symptoms.
Do I need anything more? I am planning on scheduling an appointment with an AME soon for my first examination for third class. Is there anyway I cannot get deferred because I have heard that takes up to 6 months and I don't really want to postpone my solo that far back. Any information would be helpful, thank you.
I think that would be your best bet. If you don't know an experienced & supportive AME in your area, you can ask on this forum
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