Posted on Oct 10, 2019
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So... asking for a friend... if a soldier is told they need to start taking medication for high cholesterol, will that affect there continued service?
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SFC Retention Operations Nco
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No it's a very normal thing as long as it doesn't affect their deployability
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SSG Robert Perrotto
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No , it will not - You would be surprised at how many active members are prescribed Avorastatatin for controlling cholesterol. It is usually prescribed when Chol. levels reach 150 or so, it is a preventative medication, and not a service ending issue. Tell your friend to just be more aware of his diet, and to cut out fast food as much as possible. I know troops don't like eating in the DFAC, but it truly is one of the better options concerning dietary issues.
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SP5 Joseph Ascanio
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No and should be no problems with anything
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