Is it that warfarin stuff Celine. I think he/you need to get some kind of professional advice as to if its safe to fly. It does seem early stages in his condition. My other half had warfarin via injection for about 3 months, and he flys now. He had a suspected clot but it was just after we had returned from a holiday, not just prior to going.

They may let him fly, but he may possibly need a 'fit to fly' certificate.

From what I remember (2002) though my hubby was kind of wedded to the hospital for the three months that he was on it. He had to keep going up there to have the thickness/thinness of his bood monitored. This was in London and the clinic was on every afternoon from 1pm to 4pm and it was stranding room only every-time, it was a real eyeopener as we didn't realise so many were taking it

He will need to get a 'fit to fly' letter from his GP. If he rings his local hospital and asks to speak to someone in the anti-coagulation clinic they will be able to offer advice. It is best to ring late afternoon as the staff are busy in clinics in the morning taking blood samples. Hope this helps Denny

He will also need to inform his travel insurance and I doubt they will cover it.

luci

Thank you everyone for all reply's

Ive passed the information on to him thanks again

Marion x (Celine just my user name on here )