The 7 Medications A Doctor Says You Should Always Avoid While Flying

According to Skift Research’s Global Travel Outlook report, travel companies are expecting a 24% increase in planned trips for the upcoming year compared to 2024. Pain management doctor Dr. Sean Ormond warns against taking certain medications on flights, such as opioids, sleeping pills, and muscle relaxers, as they can have intensified effects at high altitudes, potentially causing serious issues. He advises travelers to opt for safer alternatives like non-opioid pain relievers and non-drowsy allergy medications to avoid potential complications during air travel.

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