Hi Lynn, My local pulmonologist diagnosed me with asthma about 12 years ago. 20 years ago I was diagnosed with very mild BE and reactive airways at NJH. I went to NJH last May and the NOx test and the methyl choline challenge came back negative for asthma. Since I was testing positive for M. Abscessus NJH wanted me to taper off my Trelegy and advised me not to use inhaled steroids, which I did. NJH Pulm suggested I use Anora (or Anoro), my insurance would not pay for it. My local Pulm agrees that I have BE but still believes I have asthma. So at this point, I'm just confused. I now use Airsupra, but only as needed. Fortunately, I can go days and even weeks without using the Airsupra. I am hoping my insurance will cover Brinsupri, so I can get started on that. If taking Brinsupri helps me with my inflammation, that should tell me if the inflammation is caused by asthma (or reactive airway disease) or BE. This is just my experience, I know many are diagnosed with both asthma and BE but I think some people with BE might be misdiagnosed with asthma-since inflammation is a symptom of both.