What diseases are not suitable for military training?

Students who are unable to participate in military training due to illness are:

1.A definitive diagnosis of congenital heart disease has been made.

such as rheumatic heart disease, myocarditis.

Cerebrovascular malformations and other diseases.

2.(Juvenile) coronary heart disease.

The patient has acute pancreatitis.

People with a history of medical conditions. 3.Students are suffering from infectious diseases.

Those who are in the contagious period.

4.People with respiratory diseases such as asthma and allergic asthma.

5.Those who have broken or damaged bones.

6.Other abnormalities such as electrolyte imbalance (low potassium, etc.), female discomfort during menstruation.

First, those who have been clearly diagnosed with congenital heart disease, such as rheumatic heart disease, myocarditis, cerebrovascular malformation and other diseases. The second is patients with (juvenile type) coronary heart disease and people with a history of acute pancreatitis. The third is that students are suffering from infectious diseases and are in the infectious period.

Fourth, people with asthma, allergic asthma and other respiratory diseases. Fifth, those who have broken or damaged bodies. Sixth, other abnormalities such as electrolyte imbalance (low potassium, etc.), female discomfort during menstruation.

This is a relatively common type of disease, and none of them can participate in military training.

Those who cannot participate in military training must issue a certificate to the hospital, and then hand it over to the class teacher, because if you do not participate in military training for no reason, you will have to make up for it, and you must participate in military training in four years of college, otherwise you will not be able to complete your studies. For example, when we were in military training this year, there were a few students like the head teacher who asked for leave and did not train in the military, and then they went to the team with the training, and the training did not need military training, that is, they concentrated in one place to rest, but they could not move freely, and they had to follow the teacher who followed the training.

If you can't train in college due to illness, it won't affect your credits. Although there are credits for military training in college, students cannot participate in military training because of physical problems, which has no effect. However, there are some students who do not accept military training because they are too hard and do not ask for leave.

Some students even quietly leave the school, which is not allowed, so they still have to participate in military training if they are not sick.

In principle, it is not allowed not to go to university military training, because military training is credits, and college students can only graduate successfully if they complete the credits, otherwise they can only postpone their graduation. If you are unwell, you need to go to the hospital to open a case or a related medical certificate, and after showing it to the teacher or instructor, you can not participate in military training with permission. In addition, as a compulsory course for college students, military training can not only deepen the understanding with classmates, but also exercise their physical fitness and hone their will, so it is recommended to actively participate in military training without special reasons.