Chronic Urticaria (Hives)
#3
Unless you also have angioedema or require potentially sedating antihistamines or frequent use of steroids to control symptoms it isn’t typically a big deal. Generally the FAA wantS to assure themselves that you have had a work up appropriate for the severity of your symptoms but once that’s done it’s generally a near-routine approval in most cases. YMMV however depending on severity of symptoms.
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#6
Unless you also have angioedema or require potentially sedating antihistamines or frequent use of steroids to control symptoms it isn’t typically a big deal. Generally the FAA wantS to assure themselves that you have had a work up appropriate for the severity of your symptoms but once that’s done it’s generally a near-routine approval in most cases. YMMV however depending on severity of symptoms.
Thanks for the response!
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Unless you also have angioedema or require potentially sedating antihistamines or frequent use of steroids to control symptoms it isn’t typically a big deal. Generally the FAA wantS to assure themselves that you have had a work up appropriate for the severity of your symptoms but once that’s done it’s generally a near-routine approval in most cases. YMMV however depending on severity of symptoms.
Any idea how loNg it takes to get a deferral approved?
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Don’t expect much output between now and 2 January though, two legal holidays, Christmas parties, etc., etc.
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