[My iron level at the moment is 2.1 , waiting to get in for intravenous iron treatment, is it safe to fly] View answer

wife is weak and light-headed; could it be due to medications she is taking for Brochitis? Levoflox prescription, mucinex & sudafed ... View answer

conflicting advice about flying , can I fly with my pericarditis and if not why ? Thank you . ...Hi I have acute pericarditis 4 3 months now , caused by viral infection and rheumatoid arthritis ... View answer

I am an older aggressive skier (72) with no history of bone weakness. As I have gotten older I have had to take a lot of steriods for various brochitis and other illnesses. Will the use of these ... View answer

Hi My wife had a mastoid operation when she was a child. Whenever she flies she experiences acute ... inhibitor to us flying. Can you explain this (is this standard experience ? ) and is there anything that... View answer

hi doctor, my daughter having acute brochitis. she has been given antibiotics, first augmentin but the fever temperature fluctuate. than they give IV, n now i continue for zinnat at home. she is just ... View answer

I am trying to get over a relapse of moderat acute asthma cause by brochitis. I am still on antibiotics and prednisone and inhaler. I never had asthma before. Sunday I have a family reunion and I am ... View answer

Ca Warfarin cause respiratory or ENT problems? I have osteoarthritis ad try a lot of OTC meds to ease the pain. I was taking Montelucast (sp.?) for acute asthmatic brochitis but stopped it because I ... View answer

I was recently hospitalized with acute labyrinthitis. I am doing better and have only slight dizziness and overall fatigue and listlessness. I am concerned about having an attack while flying after ... View answer

My son is asthmatic and was diagnosed with acute bronchitis today. His temperature was 100.3 degrees F, he has intermittent coughing and his pulmonary function test results were in the red (normally ... View answer