Hello,
I am a Navy Intelligence Officer and I have not taken a full PRT in two years due to Asthma, VCD, and chronic left ankle pain. I have now developed chronic hip, knee and calf pain on the left side as well. I am being told by the PEB lawyer that there is a good chance I will be found fit since I am an Officer. I am currently missing 6-8 hours per week of work managing appointments and being found fit will not change my medical concerns nor make them better. I originally had the NMA signed stating my intention was to remain in the Navy, but have changed since the conditions have worsened and not improved. Any thoughts?
I have been referred for a medical board for three conditions:
I am a Navy Intelligence Officer and I have not taken a full PRT in two years due to Asthma, VCD, and chronic left ankle pain. I have now developed chronic hip, knee and calf pain on the left side as well. I am being told by the PEB lawyer that there is a good chance I will be found fit since I am an Officer. I am currently missing 6-8 hours per week of work managing appointments and being found fit will not change my medical concerns nor make them better. I originally had the NMA signed stating my intention was to remain in the Navy, but have changed since the conditions have worsened and not improved. Any thoughts?
I have been referred for a medical board for three conditions:
- Mild Persistent Asthma -
- Originally diagnosed in 2009, but symptoms worsened
- I take a 250/50 Advair Disk daily and Albuterol for emergencies
- Vocal Cord Dysfunction -
- Diagnosed in 2009 at National Jewish in Denver, CO
- Increased breathing rate due to poorly managed VCD
- Hyperventilate when I run due to shallow breathing
- Unable to do cardio based VCD treatments due to leg pain
- Left Ankle injury - (High Ankle Sprain)
- Physical therapy, Prolotherapy and PRP - none have eliminated pain
- Been to Ortho twice, nothing surgical according to them
- Plantar fasciitis left heel
- Wear prescribed orthotics daily
- No PFA for the past two years
- Rhinitis
- Bilateral knee pain
- Morton's Neuroma
- Increased breathing rate due to VCD
- Mild Obstructive Sleep Apnea
- Eczema
- Right ankle injury with surgery
- GERD
- Plantar Fasciitis