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I just got some information from my friend.(he is a medic in the army). he told me that if a hepatitis B carrier's liver is functioning well with no signs of symptoms, then the waiver is...

i got all the info i need .seems that is on me now, again thanks for your help, Sir komenko.

i got you now..but why there are still people got waivers for it? Thanks.

If the soldiers are all got vaccined, then the chances of getting infected are very low, so the only problem is that i got a useless blood.......now that i got confused again: is every soldier needed...

I know that the hepatitis B is very contagious, but the number of virus inside my body are very low, i was born with it, and it would always company me for the rest of my life, but i had never ever...

One more thing that confuses me: the military accept hepatitis C but deny hepatitis B......? to be honest, that makes no sense. need some information about this, thanks.

Hi, everyone, im new here, and trying to join the Marines. but got stopped since im a hepatitis b carrier, now here is my question: my liver specialist doc said that though im a chronic carrier, but...

my apologize, changing right away.

sorry about that...i don't know how to edit that...besides i will be a marine.. and that 's the only problem bothers me now please everyone. i need some information about that. thanks

hi everyone. im new here.and trying to join the Corps. i have GED and 19 college credits..here 's problem: my recruiter said that i need to score a 61 or higher in order to enlisted. ( as tir-2).....