If you have a cyst on your kidney, you can go to the army

Brother, my brother tells you as a person who has come over to tell you that the army is indeed a place to train people, but only in the first year. I don't understand, I was a local soldier at the end of 2001, and my brother is tall. Good physical fitness.

When the recruits were three months old, they ran 400 meters with veterans (wired soldiers, pure physical soldiers), and my brother did it for them. At that time, my brother was so happy. All kinds of activities, all kinds of positive, everything is given to you if you are excellent.

Brother's little red flag was planted. Piece by piece. But it's not like that after three months of work.

The stirring words during the recruit period were like farts. I don't know what it is like now, but at that time we had to wash the veterans' faces, pour out the footwater, wash clothes, and sheets. At that time, my brother went to wipe the club by himself in order not to do these jobs.

Clubs that can hold more than 70 people are wiped with rags, and mops are not allowed. The hateful thing is that there is a table tennis case there, and the cadres are playing there, and you are squatting on the ground to wipe it. Do you understand what mood you feel?

You rub it under his feet, and he won't move. The recruit hit the target because he hit 21 rings. I took the first belt in my life.

Know the belt of the troops? I don't know how to ask, so I pump it on my head.

Don't say how awesome you were when you were a soldier, how awesome you were, that's all bragging, anyway, our army is like that, you think you have a temper. My brother's comrades-in-arms when he was a recruit were removed from more than 20 big mouths. I didn't accept it at first, but then I didn't accept it.

Clinging to the wall, he took a step forward, and then the veteran jumped up with a flying leg. Hit the wall directly and repeat a few times. Are you not convinced?

If you dare to fight back, come up and beat you, and the cadres will beat you. Don't think you're awesome. There is a lot of steel.

Brother is still fierce, brother can beat both of them. Brother didn't do anything.

Having said all this, the main thing is to tell you that you can endure all of the above. But you certainly haven't tasted the taste of restricted freedom, do you know prison? That's how I feel, and of course it's very rewarding.

I can do anything in the future. In short, there is a lot to lose. Two years were lost.

I came back and re-entered the university. Harbin Normal University. I feel that the university is good.

Hehe. I'm someone else's, take a good look at it, think about it.

No, the training is so heavy.

Think about it...

No problem, being a soldier only checks the following conditions:

1. Length and weight.

2. Eyesight. 3. Infectious diseases.

4. Blood pressure. 5. Rheumatism, heart disease, vascular disease.

6. Normal expression.

7. Listening.

Discomfort or pain in the lower back or abdomen: This is caused by enlargement and expansion of the kidneys, which increases the tone of the renal capsule, stretches the renal pedicle, or compresses adjacent organs. In addition, polycystic kidneys cause the kidneys to have a large water content, become heavy, fall and stretch, and also cause lower back pain.

The pain is characterized by a dull, dull ache that is fixed on one or both sides and radiates to the lower part and lower back. If there is intracystic bleeding or secondary infection, the pain will suddenly worsen. Renal colic may occur if there are stones or blood clots blocking the urinary tract after bleeding.

It can cause rupture and pain and even death after exertion or intense training, so it's good not to go.

Quite simply, the army is the army, not the hospital.

You're sure you won't get tired while training.

It's definitely not going to work, dear, take care of your body first. Hurry to the hospital**. Click to adopt thank you.

Dude, did you become a soldier? I also found out in my medical examination.

I was also diagnosed with a cyst in my right kidney, I was only 19 years old, I didn't know what to do, I didn't dare to tell my family.

A cyst in the right kidney is an abnormality in the right kidney, and the cyst should be surgically removed, otherwise you can't be a soldier.

Don't just talk about cysts, look at how big and how serious they are.

After being cured, you can go to the army.

Cysts are large and small, depending on how big your cyst is, and whether it has affected and harmed kidney function.

No. I was passed because of this, although it didn't have any effect, but it's a pity.

Hello, you can't join the army if you have a kidney cyst, a kidney cyst is a kidney disease. It is recommended to take a good rest, have regular physical examinations, avoid fatigue, stay up late, do not recommend strenuous exercise, and dress too tightly.

Those with kidney disease cannot go to the army.

No, I almost didn't get it because I had white spots on my shoulders.

There are specific criteria.

Criteria for the physical examination of the conscripted citizens:

Chapter 1 Surgery.

Article 9 Malignant tumors, benign tumors or cysts with a length and diameter of more than 1 cm on the face and neck, benign tumors or cysts with a length and diameter of more than 3 cm in other parts, or those that do not exceed the above provisions but affect function and training, are not eligible.

There is a bit of a problem, and it will be screened during the physical examination.