Flight medicals are fantastic. Class 2 level is what a Private pilot gets through a designated aviation medical examiner (DAME). Should be the same for drivers >40 or so IMO. . .
A LOT of pilots are medicated for hypertension. I am. Zero symptoms in my case. The medication has had zero side-effects. Although i skate a line between normal and hypertensive I’m pretty grateful and take the medication daily. Weight is imperative. Diet and exercise key. Walking is brilliant.
I have some friends reasonably close to Dean through EDFL football and they all say he plays pretty hard - at least a pack a day smoker and likes his beer. Apparently a group of them up went to Echuca to watch a horse he/his mates were involved with and they had been partying pretty hard up there - that’s when this all happened…
Interesting stats. From my point of view, there are steps that can be taken before a biopsy, so I would rather go there.
I had two doctors. Doc1 said my rising PSA was due to old age. Doc 2 said bend over.
Then a bone can. Then an MRA. Then a biopsy. Then a PET (I think that was the order). Six weeks later prostate gone and my career as a ■■■■ star fails to get off the ground.
I’m still with Doc2.
He needn’t have for @saladin’s original post (which was referring to middle aged people across the board as opposed to Wallis specifically) to make sense.
Cancers that totally specialised in viruses. ■■■■ can we not rehash 2 year old arguments just cos someone doesn’t want to look stupid after saying something stupid.