I have been struggling with a couple of issues and need advice. I prolapsed my uterus in 2010 while deployed, had to have hysterectomy and cystocele/rectocele repaired. I cannot do anything that places pressure on my pelvic floor. The doctor said he would not clear me to wear body armor ever again. My surgery has failed already, and I will require surgery as soon as I decide my stress incontinence is too bad to bear. I also had bilateral cubical tunnel release one year ago for hand numbness and weakness. I am still having swelling, weakness, and numbness in both hands along with pain and burning down my forearms to my hands. I am a medic, and also a civilian RN, and these symptoms are limiting my ability to start an IV or do other tedious things with my hands. I avoid situations where I would have to carry a litter any distance. I haven't had to fire a weapon in the prone position yet, but I know it is going to be impossible. I don't want to give up, as I've been powering to serve my 20, but I feel so tired and broken. Since I'm medical, I know my doctors are trying to shield me, and I'm higher ranking, but I know if I was to have to perform in an emergency situation I would fail miserably. Can I ask for an MEB? If so, am I likely to get rated at enough to retire, or just separated? Any advice would be appreciated. Recap: bilateral cubical tunnel release which made symptoms worse. Pelvic organ prolapse causing stress incontinence