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hi all ...i am 18.i had fsgs almost 1.5 years before ...THANKS GOD it is mostly recovered ...please can anyone tell me that is it fully recoverable and how many chances are there for it to reoccur ....and also i want to be a fighter pilot , can i be a fighter pilot after being diagnosed by steriods and by lots of other medicines or will this also effect my dream profession...?please answer and help me ....
Hi. Some people can be in remission for a very long time, but unfortunately there is no way of knowing if and when the disease will come back. My son also is in remission and has been doing very well for about two years now.
As far as being a pilot, I am not too sure. I know that once a person has a kidney transplant they would not be able to be a pilot for the military but as far as being on medications I do not know. Good Luck
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