Air travel can cause or worsen certain medical problems. Those with several medical problems such heart disease, 
Myocard Infarction, unstable angina, pulmonary diseases, extreme immunodeficiency, highly contagious infections, etc for any kind of reasons due to the exposure risk to self and others.
The following article about Air traveller’s guidelines for certain medical conditions contains information for primary care and specialist physicians so they will be better prepared to advise patients who are contemplating air travel. This guidelines was performed by the Aerospace Medical Association Medical Guidelines Task Force.
You can find descriptions about Stresses of Flight, Medical Evaluation and Airline Special Services, Inflight Medical Care, Reported Inflight Illness and Death, Immunizations and Prophylaxis, Pregnancy and Air Travel, Travel With Children, Ear, Nose, and Throat, Surgical Conditions, Neuropsychiatry, and Miscellaneous Conditions (Airsickness, Decompression Illness, Anemia, Diabetes, Jet Lag, Diarrhea, Fractures, Ophthalmological Conditions, Radiation).
There are table provided which described first aid kit, emergency medical kit, cardiovascular indications and contraindication for medical oxygen during commercial airline flights, suggested DVT prophylaxis, and insulin adjustment when traveling across east or west multiple time zones in clear diagrams and explanation.
Find full information about Air Traveller’s Guidelines for Certain Medical Conditions in 22 pages of 224 Kb pdf filetype available to download.
