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more than 1 week ago
It is not typically required to show a medical report at the airport in order to carry an inhaler. However, it is recommended to carry a doctor's prescription or a note from your healthcare provider stating that you require the inhaler for medical reasons. This can help to avoid any potential issues or questions from airport security.
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more than 1 week ago
No, you generally do not need to show your medical report at the airport to carry an inhaler. Inhalers are considered essential medical devices and are usually allowed without any documentation.
However, there may be some exceptions or restrictions depending on the specific airline or country you are flying to. It's always advisable to check with your airline in advance to confirm their policy on inhalers and whether any documentation is required.
If you have a specific medical condition that requires you to use an inhaler, it might be a good idea to carry a doctor's note or prescription with you for verification purposes. This can be especially helpful if you encounter any issues or questions at the airport.
However, there may be some exceptions or restrictions depending on the specific airline or country you are flying to. It's always advisable to check with your airline in advance to confirm their policy on inhalers and whether any documentation is required.
If you have a specific medical condition that requires you to use an inhaler, it might be a good idea to carry a doctor's note or prescription with you for verification purposes. This can be especially helpful if you encounter any issues or questions at the airport.
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