Does anyone know if you can get into the police academy with a gallbladder removed?

It's okay, gallbladder removal can also be admitted to the police academy and will not be affected, so if you have had surgery now, you don't need to worry too much, because it will not affect the police academy.

It shouldn't be possible The police academy requires that there should be no tattoos, surgical scars or anything After gallbladder removal surgery, it should have a great impact on the body, and the physical fitness will be a little worse It should not pass the physical examination.

Of course, you can, going to the police academy in high school is a college diploma or undergraduate diploma (depending on the level of the school, there are technical secondary schools, junior colleges, and undergraduates); Junior high school to go to the police academy is a secondary school diploma, and then pass the school's "three school students" exam to go to a junior college, and some of them study for five years to get a college diploma directly; Specifically, it depends on the school network and related introduction of the police academy you want to report. P.S. I just graduated from the police academy, I wish you success!

It's still when,

Gallbladder removal, usually due to inflammation or stones, does not affect body function as long as there are no sequelae. It is qualified.

Good luck!

If it's done laparoscopically, there should be no problem, as the first floor said, and it's not a pilot.

But if someone specifically gets stuck with you, it's hard to say.

Good luck!

There is no problem with the police.

It's not an armed police pilot or anything.

Definitely no problem.

When applying for the exam, there will be a physical examination first, and the police academy will have detailed physical examination requirements.

There should be no impact.

Gallbladder removal is generally removed by the person who has gallstones or polyps that affect life. It won't affect your life after surgery!

It doesn't matter if you take the police test or don't discuss anything with the potato. Besides, the physical examination does not check this item.

No, the experience will not pass.

General Standards for Physical Examination for Civil Servants (Trial) Article 1 Rheumatic heart disease with myocardium, coronary heart disease, congenital heart disease and other organic heart disease is not qualified. Those who do not need surgery for congenital heart disease or those who have undergone surgery** are eligible. In case of one of the following conditions, pathological changes are excluded and qualified:

a) Cardiac auscultation with murmur; (2) Frequent pre-period contractions.

There is a limit to the presence of polyps in the gallbladder, and more than 5mm is not passed. The gallbladder was removed and it is not known if there is a limit.

Does that count as no gallbladder?

It should also be possible to apply for the examination without gallbladder, because it is not included in the unqualified question, can you apply for the Public Security University if you have more than 8mm gallbladder polyps.

Answer: Yes, the main thing is to contact the school's admissions office to see what they say, and I suggest that you go to the hospital to issue a certificate to prove that your current physical condition is not affected by gallbladder removal, and you can still engage in normal study and work, which is generally useful to hand over to the school.

The requirements and regulations for civil servants will be announced before the medical examination. You can look it up online from previous years.