ProPilotNTraining
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It is time to go for my medical (A first class compared to my previous 2nd class). But about a year ago I had a problem with the feeling of frequent urination. I was tested for urinary infections which all came back negative, and even had a sonogram of my bladder to see if it was emptying properly; which it was. The doctor said that it could be diet related and eventually went away with no symptoms in the past year.
The negative bladder tests were all good to hear even if I was left with no positive diagnosis, but while doing the sonogram for my bladder my doctor had me checked for cysts on my kidneys which run in the family. The images came back positive. I was then sent to a specialist who said that they should have no immediate effect on me but should be monitored. My question is would any of these issues be cause for a denial of a first class medical?
The negative bladder tests were all good to hear even if I was left with no positive diagnosis, but while doing the sonogram for my bladder my doctor had me checked for cysts on my kidneys which run in the family. The images came back positive. I was then sent to a specialist who said that they should have no immediate effect on me but should be monitored. My question is would any of these issues be cause for a denial of a first class medical?
