The problem of the pathology of veins of the pelvic region is increasingly "rejuvenated" and has become relevant even for young people. Therefore the question: "Are they taking to the army with hemorrhoids?" - interests many young men. You can immediately say that they take to the army with hemorrhoids, but with some restrictions. The only reason for the release from service in the army can be a very neglected disease with drop-down nodes that can not be manually adjusted. In all other cases, the only thing that a pre-conscript with hemorrhoids can expect is to postpone the service. However, this is possible only if the hemorrhoids were fixed in the medical chart before they were sent to the army.
That is, if a young man did not seek medical help, and tried to get rid of hemorrhoids at home, the medical commission complaints about the disease may not be considered. Naturally, large physical loads in the process of military service provoke the acceleration of the development of the disease. In this case, there is a great opportunity to solve the problem already surgically and often surgical intervention leads to dismissal in the reserve.
Category "G" is assigned to those who are discharged from service in the army for a period of 1 year. During this time, the conscript must undergo a full course of treatment. Category "B" means that they are taken into the army, but during the service, soldiers are completely freed from physical exertion. Basically, this applies to conscripts who have been treated at the second stage of the disease. There are no chances of postponement for conscripts complaining of itching and burning in the anus, painful sensations during defecation - they are taken to the service.
Is hemorrhoids causing a delay from the army?
For the decision of the medical commission to give a respite or to send the pre-conscript to the service, the basis is article 46 of the List of Diseases. In accordance with this article, conscripts are not enlisted in the army, who have a loss of nodes, characteristic of the second and third stages of hemorrhoids. Another reason for exemption from military service is the marking in medical records of frequent exacerbations of the disease or if secondary anemia is diagnosed. These are considered hospitalizations for an exacerbation of the disease lasting not less than a month and such cases of treatment under stationary conditions should be at least three. At the same time, if there was no exacerbation for a certain period before the examination in the medical commission, there are no grounds for release from service and the young man is enlisted in the army.
The degree of prolapse of the nodes is classified according to the following features:
- Small hemorrhoidal nodes located inside the rectum, painful sensation occurs during palpation.
- Pronounced edema of the near-anatomical area, with rectal examination, acute pain occurs. The pain symptom is constantly present and increases in sitting or walking position.
- The whole circumference near the anus is hypertrophied. From the anus hang hemorrhoidal knots of a purple color and with a cyanotic shade, dense in consistence.
Acute soreness and severe spasm of the circular muscles of the anus prevent the rectal examination. The pain syndrome is very strong, and is of a permanent nature, there may be difficulty in urinating. There are areas of mucosa with manifestations, a whitish coating of fibrin and blackened areas.
They recruit conscripts with the second stage of hemorrhoids who underwent complex treatment and who have a long-term remission. Postponement can be given in case of the following complications after the treatment:
- bleeding, anal fissures, exacerbation of the disease;
- associated infectious diseases;
- appearance of a malignant tumor.