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    Asthma

    Also, about the itching. I think they gave me an epipen due to the itching because I was itching in areas where I was not stung at. Obviously, I don't know the exact reason I was prescribed one. I was just told it was precautionary. But the whole reason we even went to the doctor's, was because...
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    Asthma

    Pima, I completely understand why you are confused. As of six weeks ago, everything that was posted was true. I was not in ROTC, nor expecting to be until sophomore year. I was fully planning on going in, playing soccer and dealing with tuition on my own. However, I had my orientation the...
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    Asthma

    I got stung freshman year one my way to first bell, went to the doctor around fifth bell because it was itching, and the doctor gave me an epipen to carry around after that. They said I probably would never need it but 'just in case'. I never have used or needed the epipen.
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    Asthma

    Does Not Meet Medical Standards As expected, just got the official info that i 'don't meet the medical standards'. However, I'm a bit frustrated to not only see asthma one there. It shows: Code Description D141.50 Allergic manifestations, history of systemic allergic reaction D241.30...
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    Asthma

    Thanks! I really appreciate all of these responses to my dilemma! I'm glad to hear that my soccer might help me get around this as well. Since I'm not in ROTC my freshman year, when I get on campus for class scheduling and preseason, I'll go talk to them about the waiver process and all. I'm...
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    Asthma

    Thanks! I kind of figured that much, but I just wanted to see. I still might take the methacholine challenge because my doctor had mentioned that it wasn't really expensive (opposite of what most people say). When I pass though (staying optimistic!), would I have any chance of still being DQd...
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    Asthma

    Hi, I'm really interested in joining either the Air Force or Army, and want to join ROTC my sophomore year in college (in going to be a freshman this fall, and am going to try to take some ROTC classes), but I'm well aware of the asthma DQ issues and such. I've read over the DoDMERB standards...
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