Trying to join the Air Force. Had asthma, but no longer. Can I get a waiver to join with negative asthma tests?

Trying to join the Air Force. Had asthma, but no longer. Can I get a waiver to join with negative asthma tests?
Dr. prescribed inhalers 3 times in the last 3 years, but not for asthma. Inhalers are a red flag for the military and they are balking. Went and got a spirometry test. Shows normal function. Is this enough to get a waiver? Can do a methacholine challenge to rule out asthma, but they are expensive. Will a negative on this help me get in? Any other ideas?

Answer by Yggdrasil
ANY, repeat ANY, history of asthmatic or RAD symptoms after the 13th B'Day is a DQ.

Answer by Marine5
The Services are not issuing any
Waivers at this Time...

and Never for any Medical Condition ...

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