New to the forums but have been looking for a while.
I blew my ACL out in my left knee along with my meniscus out during train up for deployment in 2012. I have been dealing with it for a while. They are giving the option of surgery or just drive on with a permanent profile. My PMC is seeing all these issues is saying med board. My question is if I elect to fix my knee now will it hurt my med board results down the road or take the med board now with the injured knee not fixed.
A little back ground on my issues. I hurt my left shoulder during an assault training mission which led to surgery. They repair my labrum and the doc relocated my biceps tendon. I have limited range of motion with my shoulder and have pain where they did the cut for the bicep tendon relocation. I have been having numbness and some pain in that arm. They ended up doing a C-Spine MRI and found that I have 2 bulging disc c5/c6 and c6/c7 is bulging but pushing on the nerve causing the numbness in my arm. I have no pain but my ROM is bad.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I blew my ACL out in my left knee along with my meniscus out during train up for deployment in 2012. I have been dealing with it for a while. They are giving the option of surgery or just drive on with a permanent profile. My PMC is seeing all these issues is saying med board. My question is if I elect to fix my knee now will it hurt my med board results down the road or take the med board now with the injured knee not fixed.
A little back ground on my issues. I hurt my left shoulder during an assault training mission which led to surgery. They repair my labrum and the doc relocated my biceps tendon. I have limited range of motion with my shoulder and have pain where they did the cut for the bicep tendon relocation. I have been having numbness and some pain in that arm. They ended up doing a C-Spine MRI and found that I have 2 bulging disc c5/c6 and c6/c7 is bulging but pushing on the nerve causing the numbness in my arm. I have no pain but my ROM is bad.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.