Person holding blister pack of tablets.According to Skift Research’s Global Travel Outlook report,  travel companies are anticipating a 24% rise in the number of trips people are planning for the year ahead compared to 2024.For many of us, this will mean jetting off on flights abroad and, according to pain management doctor Dr. Sean Ormond from Atlas Pain Specialists who is working in collaboration with Total Travel Protection, we could ruin our holidays before they’ve started by taking certain medications on our flights.Dr. Ormond shares: “As a pain management doctor, I always emphasise the importance of being mindful of medications, especially while flying.“Air travel can impact how drugs work in your body, and some meds can cause serious issues at high altitudes.”7 medications you should never take on a flightOpioid painkillersOpioids,