Good Evening Team,
I had two questions. My RILO just was submitted to AFPC with following conditions: Asthma, bi-lateral labral tears of hip w/necrosis of femoral head and bilateral knee issues on the package.
First: should i be worried for a separation with the new guidance from secdef on non deployers?
Second: in regards to asthma. I took the methacoline challenge and cant quite figure it out. The technician stopped the test at the first vial after the saline solution since i was “highly reactive” and obviously asthmatic. What i dont understand is that test is the baseline for VA disability and is there a particular dosage that i should have recieved? If i was worse off for instance, she said i almost failed the asthma test with only the saline. Just doesnt make sense if the technician just stops as soon as you hit 25% decline ( i hit 23% with saline and 27% with first of 5 vials)
Any guidance would be appreciated!
I had two questions. My RILO just was submitted to AFPC with following conditions: Asthma, bi-lateral labral tears of hip w/necrosis of femoral head and bilateral knee issues on the package.
First: should i be worried for a separation with the new guidance from secdef on non deployers?
Second: in regards to asthma. I took the methacoline challenge and cant quite figure it out. The technician stopped the test at the first vial after the saline solution since i was “highly reactive” and obviously asthmatic. What i dont understand is that test is the baseline for VA disability and is there a particular dosage that i should have recieved? If i was worse off for instance, she said i almost failed the asthma test with only the saline. Just doesnt make sense if the technician just stops as soon as you hit 25% decline ( i hit 23% with saline and 27% with first of 5 vials)
Any guidance would be appreciated!