So, I am a firefighter in the Air Force, and I was diagnosed with Moderate Persistent Asthma//EIA in March.
Since then, I have been on albuterol and multiple different corticosteroids to try and control my symptoms. Though my FEV/1 is 78% decreased. Not bad.
I also was referred to IRILO and then the AFPC referred me to MEB.
Now that I am in the MEB stage, my pulmonologist has put me on Trelegy and I think it is controlling my symptoms though I still have a difficult time with exertion.
What are the chances that the PEB decides to RTD because my symptoms are mostly controlled?
I know that as a Firefighter, retention standards are different, but does anyone have any insight?
Since then, I have been on albuterol and multiple different corticosteroids to try and control my symptoms. Though my FEV/1 is 78% decreased. Not bad.
I also was referred to IRILO and then the AFPC referred me to MEB.
Now that I am in the MEB stage, my pulmonologist has put me on Trelegy and I think it is controlling my symptoms though I still have a difficult time with exertion.
What are the chances that the PEB decides to RTD because my symptoms are mostly controlled?
I know that as a Firefighter, retention standards are different, but does anyone have any insight?