is eczama really a problem ??
Posted: Sun 31 Aug, 2003 1:50 am
I have finally gotten to N-ireland, filled in all the application forms, and i now have to go back on the 9'th for my BARB test + interview. I put ' naval gunfire observer' down as my first choice , and infantry man as second choice.
Only then i read that active eczama stops you from getting into the armed forces :S. The eczama i have is hardly anything, I have some on the back of my legs (back of knees) it just gets a bit red sometimes, but it has never affected my sporting abilitys.
I was advised by someone to cut out all dairy products, wich i have done and i have been noticing a big difference since, but I just can't imagine being refused for this
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Does anyone know if they judge each person individually or if they just say 'f@#k off' to everyone with any type of eczama however bad/not so bad it is?
Becouse I am 100% sure that it would not affect my soldering abilities, it will probably (I hope) be cleared up by the time i go for my medical, but then my GP has records of me having it since i was 8 wich will not look good. #
ARHGHGHH IM GOING CRAZY
Only then i read that active eczama stops you from getting into the armed forces :S. The eczama i have is hardly anything, I have some on the back of my legs (back of knees) it just gets a bit red sometimes, but it has never affected my sporting abilitys.
I was advised by someone to cut out all dairy products, wich i have done and i have been noticing a big difference since, but I just can't imagine being refused for this
Does anyone know if they judge each person individually or if they just say 'f@#k off' to everyone with any type of eczama however bad/not so bad it is?
Becouse I am 100% sure that it would not affect my soldering abilities, it will probably (I hope) be cleared up by the time i go for my medical, but then my GP has records of me having it since i was 8 wich will not look good. #
ARHGHGHH IM GOING CRAZY