Can you fly when you have IIH 2024?

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Mia Walker

Studied at University of Oxford, Lives in Oxford, UK
Yes - it is safe to fly with or without a shunt if you have controlled and therefore 'normal' ICP levels with your IIH. Some people find that flying causes a temporary worsening of their symptoms especially on take-off and/or landing. Any worsening of symptoms should be short lived once the aircraft has landed.
2023-05-13 08:25:12

Zoe Stewart

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Yes - it is safe to fly with or without a shunt if you have controlled and therefore 'normal' ICP levels with your IIH. Some people find that flying causes a temporary worsening of their symptoms especially on take-off and/or landing. Any worsening of symptoms should be short lived once the aircraft has landed.
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