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I am a 22 year old guy in university who is considering joining the army reserves. But I have a feeling I would be rejected because ofmy bad health. I am wondering if I am fit to join? I have a few health problems by I really want to join.
1. I am on testosterone therapy, I was born with undescended testes so I need the TRT. I just apply a gel in the morning and after that I am set. Other than that I am pretty normal in that department.
2. I have ITB(illiotibial band syndrome) in my left leg. The outer side of my left leg gets inflammation when I'm standing around for long times. But I go to the gym, and walk around long distances and its not too bad. I just rub my leg down to keep.the tissue soft and wear orthotic insoles. In my opinion this would be my most limiting factor.
3. I have a weak shoulder from a gym injury. It just means my shoulder has some limitations strength and stamina wise. working out shoulder muss improves it.
But I have been going to the gym, and gaining weight, I imagine I can get through the PT exercises for the most part. But I still wonder how much emphasis is placed on fitness for reservists.
1. I am on testosterone therapy, I was born with undescended testes so I need the TRT. I just apply a gel in the morning and after that I am set. Other than that I am pretty normal in that department.
2. I have ITB(illiotibial band syndrome) in my left leg. The outer side of my left leg gets inflammation when I'm standing around for long times. But I go to the gym, and walk around long distances and its not too bad. I just rub my leg down to keep.the tissue soft and wear orthotic insoles. In my opinion this would be my most limiting factor.
3. I have a weak shoulder from a gym injury. It just means my shoulder has some limitations strength and stamina wise. working out shoulder muss improves it.
But I have been going to the gym, and gaining weight, I imagine I can get through the PT exercises for the most part. But I still wonder how much emphasis is placed on fitness for reservists.