Hi all.
I was looking through a few threads on this site, and came across someone saying that if someone was to be prescribed an inhaler, they wouldn't be able to join until 4 years had passed. Im not asthmatic but was prescribed an inhaler after a rugby injury. Basically, I tackled some fat geezer and he fell on my ribs. I found myself short of breath on occasions and went to the doctors to see if they could help. I did various lung capacity tests and breath tests, and the doc said i had one of the healthiest sets of lungs she'd ever seen. however, she gave me an inhaler 'just in case'. I have never used said inhaler and haven't had any problem with breathing since about a month after doc's visit (about 1 year has passed now). basically, i was wondering if even possessing an inhaler was enough to hinder application?
thanks for reading and hopefully, helping.
I was looking through a few threads on this site, and came across someone saying that if someone was to be prescribed an inhaler, they wouldn't be able to join until 4 years had passed. Im not asthmatic but was prescribed an inhaler after a rugby injury. Basically, I tackled some fat geezer and he fell on my ribs. I found myself short of breath on occasions and went to the doctors to see if they could help. I did various lung capacity tests and breath tests, and the doc said i had one of the healthiest sets of lungs she'd ever seen. however, she gave me an inhaler 'just in case'. I have never used said inhaler and haven't had any problem with breathing since about a month after doc's visit (about 1 year has passed now). basically, i was wondering if even possessing an inhaler was enough to hinder application?
thanks for reading and hopefully, helping.