Having eczema on the inside of your leg stop you from enlisting in the Army? - eczema army
Never mind. Only sometimes itches. Is there a way around this? The DQ prepare?
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Eczema Army Having Eczema On The Inside Of Your Leg Stop You From Enlisting In The Army?
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Probably not commit themselves to the possibility. However, it may disqualify it interferes with the use of their equipment or uniform protection.
ReplyDeleteAll you can do is go talk to a recruiter and to create a physical examination.
Believe it or not, there are many people in the military with a medical condition that would be declared invalid. How are exceptions.
Note: I am a former Marine. I had health problems that require a waiver. I had eczema in the armed forces. Before time to time in the neck. I also worked in the medical department as a medic ... in fact all of the lifeguards not the abandonment of the issue, but we know that some of these instructions. It is strictly on a case by case basis, and that regardless of the situation without experienceor they can determine whether your particular situation, or is no exception. You need to find out through the physical process to continue. It is the decision of the examiner.
Even a doctor will tell you yes or no to an Internet forum. You have received the physical. So, what I think it's a big perhaps or perhaps not. Go to the members and see what they say, because ultimately the only answer that counts.
b. Atopic dermatitis (691) or eczema (692) with active or residual lesions in characteristic areas (face, neck, elbow, and / or knee, occasionally wrists and hands) or history of documented according to the age of 8 years.
ReplyDeleteIs probably in terms of how it looks when deputies will probably be in a position to an exemption, if the doctor believes it will not degrade well, while the use of military clothing.
Eczema is a PDQ. Exceptions are granted only rarely.
ReplyDeleteWill get worse in the countryside, so there is no getting, and it can not guarantee that it can provide necessary medical treatment received at any time without hosting in particular as regards the use of appropriate security devices.
Eczema is a PDQ. Exceptions are granted only rarely.
ReplyDeleteWill get worse in the countryside, so there is no getting, and it can not guarantee that it can provide necessary medical treatment received at any time without hosting in particular as regards the use of appropriate security devices.
You are not going to be OK. I'm in the army, and I have eczema on the back of my neck and my right thumb. If it is really bad, steroid cream to him, are not excluded, however, give.
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