My daughter had D.V.T. 6 years ago caused by the pill, will this stop her getting her job in the airline?



Answer:
That is a difficult question to answer. She may well be at slightly more risk than average of developing another DVT than someone with no previous clot.

Flying as a passenger certainly also increases the clot risk. However this appears to be related to immobility and amount of leg room when sitting. I could not come across any papers suggesting staff were at greater risk. Professional pilots were less likely to suffer DVT than the general population in one study and I could not find any papers suggesting that stewards/esses where at increased risk either.

Ultimately it will be the decision of the company Doctor that decides the matter.

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