YOU WROTE: Pre-existing conditions: broncial asthma allergic rhinitis GERD with gastritis nephrolithiasis


Diagnosis that has been suggested: Frieberg's Disease Hallux valgus


Current medical status: upper GI endoscopy 3 months ago showing GERD with esphagitis and active gastritis Feet x-ray standing and lateral showing degenerative changes in the 2nd metatarsal head


Current medical treatment: steriod nasal inhlaer 1 puff in each nostril BD Pantoprazole 40mg PO OD domperidone 10mg PO TID ventolin inhaler 2 puffs BD PRN steroid inhaler 2 puffs BD








First of all, you may be rejected from military service due to inadequate health requirements. People suffering from asthma, GERD hallux valgus deformity in both feet and degenerative arthritic changes in the toes aren't necessarily the most sought after recruits. You probably won’t be able to wear military boots and to withstand hard physical efforts in the army (this is coming from someone who has been there).





Medical conditions necessary for getting a driving license are not even close to those asked for in the military. Nonetheless, you many find it difficult to drive with painful or swollen feet. My advice for you is to solve your medical issues first and then seek information about the Army or military service.