ive been without an inhaler for my asthma 3 months now will i get in if i apply in 2025 so 2 years without inhaler
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- Author: Anonymous
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JWJordon W. Combat Medical Technician
Current policy for asthma is to be clear from symptoms and treatment for 1 year or more. This means that you are not allowed to still have prescriptions for inhalers which often catches people out, so any repeat prescriptions would also need to be cancelled. Only do this after consulting your doctor first and remember that your own health is more important. If you are a year or more clear also does not guarantee that you will still be able to join as there is still a strict medical process to go through and only our doctors can make the final decision
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