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@vickied I am wary of sharing my medication list with others because we are all different, and our treatments should be tailored to our own health.
That said, I have stable bronchiectasis, asthma, hyper-reactive airways, allergies and rheumatoid arthritis as well as mild coronary artery disease.
My care team has had their hands full keeping me healthy, and I am grateful, but what I take may not be right for you.
With Sjogren's and bronchiectasis, your proper treatment would likely be different from mine, and you need a doctor who understands the connection.
You could look for another local pulmonologist who is more familiar with bronchiectasis & it's causes - you might start your research by calling the nearest centers of excellence and asking for recommendations.
Is 127 miles totally out of reach for you? Remember, once a treatment path, most of us only see our pulmonologist once or twice a year with maybe some phone consults in between.