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If you can pass an alternate test at another AME, that AME can write a letter to the FAA explaining that you passed and which test you passed. The FAA can issue your medical assuming there are no other issues. I always try at least 3 color vision methods before I defer.

I do realize, I have treated patients with anaphylaxis in my career. I'm simply stating that with the right precautions and depending on the specific conditions, the FAA might issue. You are welcome to disagree, but I think this candidate should pursue it.

This is the part of the Guide for Aviation Medical Examiners that is relevant: Disease/Condition Class Evaluation Data Disposition Allergies, severe All Submit all pertinent medical information and current status report, include duration of symptoms, name and dosage of drugs and side effects...

My sense is the FAA is implying you need to be abstinent to get the certificate. I recommend seeing a HIMS AME for a consult who can discuss the details with you and perhaps inquire with the FAA for clarification.

The FAA states in order to be considered for Special Issuance/ Special Consideration: The applicant DOES NOT have symptoms or history of: Psychosis Suicidal ideation Electro convulsive therapy Treatment with multiple SSRIs concurrently Multi-agent drug protocol use (prior use of other...

My AME opinion (though not yet HIMS trained)…. Here is the FAA’s perspective (not saying I agree or disagree with their perspective and approach, just explaining what I have observed): 1 The doctors at the FAA want to keep our skies as safe as possible and distracted and/or impulsive pilots can...

Disclaimer: I am an AME and work with a HIMS trained AME but am not yet HIMS trained myself. I suggest you start with an experienced HIMS trained AME to talk through your history and discuss the best way to get your medical. I also suggest doing this before you submit for the medical so you...

Disclaimer: I am an AME and I work with a HIMS AME but am not HIMS trained yet myself. I agree that step one is to get sober and commit to it permanently. Some things that will help are AA, Birds of a Feather, and an intensive outpatient (or inpatient if you need it) program. Once you feel you...

Disclaimer: I'm an AME myself and I work with a HIMS AME at his office but am not yet HIMS trained myself. I suggest making an appointment with an experienced HIMS AME and discussing your situation. This will help you understand the estimated: likelihood of getting a medical, cost, and time...