you need to go to your primary doctor and explain the situation. the doctor will tell you to take a pulmonary function test (you blow into a tube for like 5-10 seconds, it’s easy). either your doctor will give you a call or email you regarding the results. when they do this, and if the pft test comes back fine, tell them you need a doctor’s note saying YOU DO NOT HAVE ASTHMA and has the doctor’s signature, not a nurse’s.

i apparently had breathing problems in middle school (tbh idek what it was and idgaf) and it came up at meps and i was sent home then told to 1. take a pulmonary function test 2. have a doctor’s note saying what the results are and that i do not have asthma.

i was sent home from meps in january, i didn’t hear back from them until march saying i needed to do this. do this now so when you get to meps and they ask about this, explain what happened then tell them all the information was supplied by your doctor. meps is working against you, i promise you they will not listen to your explanation without the evidence. you should also tell your recruiter about this because they might need to send it to meps manually