Aetna Decides FeNO Testing Is Medically Necessary for Its Members With Asthma
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Blog Post Comment❤️While I know that I am in the tiny percentage of the population who has a strong negative reaction to the Methacholine Challenge test, I want to offer one caveat. About six years ago, I had chronic cough and my doctor thought I might have asthma so he had me take the Methacholine Challenge test. Taking the test turned my, as yet unknown, asthma into moderate-to-severe persistent asthma. Hope no one else has this experience but it is something to consider.
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Blog Post Comment❤️I work for an allergist so this is really helpful information. We are getting new PFT equipment and can’t wait to try it out!
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Blog Post Comment❤️Thank goodness . I hated fighting with insurance every time it was ordered by pulmonary!
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Blog Post CommentJill, glad to hear this will help you. How often have you had the FeNO testing done?
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Blog Post CommentI cough once in a while when you swallow, eat or drink Much obliged to you for giving such essential data, and a debt of gratitude is for sharing this issue.
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Blog Post CommentThank you HoangDacViet and welcome! I hope you check out your symptoms with a local doctor and join in the discussions in the Asthma Support forum
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Blog Post Comment👍✅The office is closed today so I can't get details. Most blogs here are the work of many people. It is OK to omit an author when a work is produced by an organization. For example. “3 Ways Humidity Affects Asthma | Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.” [Online]. Available: https://community.aafa.org/blo...idity-affects-asthma . [Accessed: 01-Dec-2018]. Thanks for using AAFA as a source!
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Blog Post Comment✅Please could I have the name of who posted this blog (last name and first initial) so that I can reference this work for my essay. Thank you.