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Watkinsnv wrote: You should consult your private physician to determine whether you have a medical deficiency that would interfere with the safe performance of sport piloting duties.
Also, AOPA members can consult the AOPA web site, which has a list of prohibited medications. See http://www.aopa.org/members/pic/medical/. If you're taking something that isn't allowed on the FAA's list, you need to ground yourself whether your medical basis is an FAA certificate or a driver's license.

AOPA also has a relevant Q&A sheet here that anybody can read: http://www.aopa.org/whatsnew/regulatory ... tml#pilots
John Renwick
Minneapolis, MN
Former owner, '55 C-170B, N4401B
'42 J-3 Cub, N62088
'50 Swift GC-1B, N2431B, Oshkosh 2009 Outstanding Swift Award, 2016 Best Continuously Maintained Swift
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