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Doctor's Note Although rarely requested by TSA, you may wish to carry a physician's letter with you that authorizes you to carry your medication on board your flight. Some patients also pack a written prescription for their HAE therapy to have in-hand if needed. |
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Contact Information Keep a handy list (either on paper or in your phone) of phone numbers for your doctor, your HAEA Patient Advocate, your emergency contact, next of kin, etc. |
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Local Health Care Be sure to check with your HAEA Patient Advocate before you travel for a referral to an HAE knowledgeable physician or an area hospital where you might receive treatment if it were necessary. |
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Medication Double check to make sure you have enough therapy for a trip and for a short time after you return, so you have time for a refill to arrive. Carry your medication on board with you in your carry-on bag. Airlines are not responsible for lost checked bags or for any damage done to your medication during transit. |
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Relaxation We all know HAE can be triggered by stress, so now try to relax and enjoy your trip. |