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no, AMEs do not keep or have such.

Your ame can add items you forgot. And your ame has to explain to the faa what 'prnc' means with a brief summary - which I ask applicant to provide, instead of prnc.

when this illness is in remission, the applicant and they will qualify for a special issuance, save his life now and then apply

to monitor you for a relapse

I suspect no reporting would be ok

:yeahthat:

if you want to split hairs in your favor, if it is not in your medical records, then don't report it.

a differing opinion ... a MD gave you a diagnosis. I believe it is best to report it!

you are likely correct on hims v non- hims ame. I will amend my answer.

1 find a good ame to handle your case 2 you have a decent chance 3 yes

next medical

1 next medical 2 next medical 3 keep flying, notify at next medical

1st seek treatment and get this issue under control. The FAA will seek records and will instruct you how to comply.

most of the time the HIMS FAA requirements are of a weekly facilitated group meeting. Facilitated mean a lead by a licensed mental or substance-abuse counselor. This is not an AA meeting. Sometimes it’s called relapse prevention meetings.

No need to do any more exams until the faa fully adjudicates your case.

hope u r not like my patient that swore 'melaleuca supplements' would cure his carotid stenosis!

the 90% stenosis will likely be 100% soon and will leave you with a severe stroke. best you get your carotids repaired.

Do not seek a diagnosis of such!

though I have not seen the FAA ltr instructing such, I suspect they are requiring 'group facilitated' meeting ... sometimes call relapse prevention groups.

See: FAA Gender Dysphoria Mental Health Status Report