A holiday can give you the chance to take a break from your usual routine, spend time with family and friends, or simply enjoy some time away. If you are travelling with lung cancer, however, you may have a few more things to think about before you book your trip.
From choosing a destination that suits you to making sure you have enough medication and the right travel insurance, a little preparation can make your journey easier to manage.
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Planning a holiday when you have a medical condition can feel overwhelming — especially when it involves your heart or cardiovascular health. Whether you have been diagnosed with a heart condition, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or you have experienced a heart attack in the past, the thought of travelling can bring extra concerns.
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