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you do not know it is cancer. there are many benign things it could be. get it checked out and diagnosed, report back here after that!

no issue!

or ... log into your med express and you and the doctor can review it together. I do so and with the airman's permission we tidy it up, complete it and then do the exam.

for some it appears to be for life!

"Should I even bring this up to my AME during a consult?" YES

"My question is: what exactly do I need to submit to them alongside my request for reconsideration? Is it enough to just say that I want to be reconsidered and I'm going to take the steps they have laid out for me?" YES You then will have 60 days to do and compile the data they want. And a 30...

you need a senior AME to help you fill out a new 8500 - complete and utterly truthful - and then undergo your medical exam.

"Currently I am more concerned with whether or not I will be grounded due to the diagnosis when I tell my AME, even though I’m not experiencing symptoms any longer." you will not be grounded

typical cervical disc disease treated surgically result in a good outcome and will not impact your medical.

as I posted on your other piggy-back thread: 1st xxxxx 2nd you have a valid med certificate - faa has 60 days to request more info 3rd start school but make sure fee is refundable if #2 interferes - unlikely 4th do not send to the faa un-requested data you do not need a lawyer or a HIMS AME or...

thanks for the recommendation ...a little late for this case though.

In support of you acting quickly: FAA Order 2150.3C if an airman attempts to pre-emptively correct information provided on Form 8500-8 to the FAA’s Office of Aerospace Medicine before the FAA discovers the violation, such self-reporting should be considered a mitigating factor in the FAA’s...

the FAA recognizes this: The result is a subset of the adult population with a documented history of treatment for ADHD — some of whom truly had the condition and others who probably did not. So now you need to report your omission. Let an experienced AME handle this. After consultation with...

it sounds like nothing. report it!

yea ... what Dr. Chen said! lol

"... choices are issuance, denial, or deferral" Correct - within 14 days

when in doubt ... bounce it off your AME ... in writing!

see: https://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/avs/offices/aam/ame/guide/media/c-cacipre-diabetes.pdf you may qualify.

'and a copy of the BAL, if available'

Do AME's have a the authority to issue in-office for pretty much anything, given the AME is satisfied with what the airman provides and the AME's opinion during the exam? yes if the guidelines allow. In this case, if I issued and the FAA wanted, I do not think I would be overturned. they...