Can pilots take Sudafed?
Can pilots take Sudafed? Decongestants. Decongestants, such as Sudafed, are often used with allergies to constrict blood vessels in the nose and relieve the running nose. Pseudoephedrine, found in Sudafed, is approved for use while flying. This medication acts throughout the entire body by constricting blood vessels.
Can a pilot fly with a sinus infection?
Flying with a congested nose is not recommended because it may worsen your infection or cause serious medical emergencies.
Which Sudafed is best for flying?
1. About one hour before expected descent, take a decongestant (such as Sudafed- 12hr). 2. About 30 minutes before the flight use a nasal spray (such as Afrin or Neo-Synephrine).