Hypothyroidism first class question
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Hypothyroidism first class question
Thanks everybody for your help,
I am slated to start training in September 2018 to get my ATPL. I already obtained my first class medical but had a question for the upcoming years.
I’ve had hypothyroidism since I was a kid and my TSH levels have been normal ever since. My AME saw my recent blood work from my PCP and approved me for my certificate.
My question is do I need to show my AME blood test results every year? Or is this condition considered under control for a longer period or even indefinitely? Thank you!
Joseph
I am slated to start training in September 2018 to get my ATPL. I already obtained my first class medical but had a question for the upcoming years.
I’ve had hypothyroidism since I was a kid and my TSH levels have been normal ever since. My AME saw my recent blood work from my PCP and approved me for my certificate.
My question is do I need to show my AME blood test results every year? Or is this condition considered under control for a longer period or even indefinitely? Thank you!
Joseph
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Thanks everybody for your help,
I am slated to start training in September 2018 to get my ATPL. I already obtained my first class medical but had a question for the upcoming years.
I’ve had hypothyroidism since I was a kid and my TSH levels have been normal ever since. My AME saw my recent blood work from my PCP and approved me for my certificate.
My question is do I need to show my AME blood test results every year? Or is this condition considered under control for a longer period or even indefinitely? Thank you!
Joseph
I am slated to start training in September 2018 to get my ATPL. I already obtained my first class medical but had a question for the upcoming years.
I’ve had hypothyroidism since I was a kid and my TSH levels have been normal ever since. My AME saw my recent blood work from my PCP and approved me for my certificate.
My question is do I need to show my AME blood test results every year? Or is this condition considered under control for a longer period or even indefinitely? Thank you!
Joseph
https://www.faa.gov/about/office_org...ypothyroidism/
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