I just came back from a routine physical to discover that I had a prescribed flovent for (mild) asthma up until the age of ten.
I know I had been diagnosed with a small case when I was young, but did not know I had been on the meds that long.
I know asthma is a huge deal when it comes to being medically qualified, but I can assure all that I DO NOT have asthma. I have played soccer for 9 years, ran cross country for three, participated in track numerous times, etc, etc, etc... Bottom line is I DO NOT have it, I'm not even sure why I was ever 'diagnosed' with it, other than I know my younger brother has a bit of a case and they took me in around the same time he was diagnosed.
HOW do I eradicate this from being an issue. I have not gotten the medical exam yet (only a junior in high school), but I really do not want this to be an issue... because I do not suffer from even a slight case of shortness of breath.
I know I had been diagnosed with a small case when I was young, but did not know I had been on the meds that long.
I know asthma is a huge deal when it comes to being medically qualified, but I can assure all that I DO NOT have asthma. I have played soccer for 9 years, ran cross country for three, participated in track numerous times, etc, etc, etc... Bottom line is I DO NOT have it, I'm not even sure why I was ever 'diagnosed' with it, other than I know my younger brother has a bit of a case and they took me in around the same time he was diagnosed.
HOW do I eradicate this from being an issue. I have not gotten the medical exam yet (only a junior in high school), but I really do not want this to be an issue... because I do not suffer from even a slight case of shortness of breath.
