Pilonidal cyst/history of cystectomy within last 6 months or continued post-op complications

“Cysts, if: (1) The current cyst (other than pilonidal cyst) is of such a size or location as to reasonably be expected to interfere with properly wearing military equipment. (2) The current pilonidal cyst is associated with a tumor mass or discharging sinus, or is a surgically resected pilonidal cyst that is symptomatic, unhealed, or less than 6 months post-operative. A pilonidal cyst that has been simply incised and drained does not meet the military accession medical entrance standard.”

“History of recurrent or chronic non-specific dermatitis within the last 24 months, including contact (irritant or allergic) or dyshidrotic dermatitis requiring treatment other than over-the-counter medication.”

“Severe nodulocystic acne, on or off antibiotics.”

“History of atopic dermatitis or eczema requiring treatment other than over-the-counter hydrocortisone or moisturizer therapy in the last 36 months or with active lesions or residual hyperpigmented or hypopigmented areas at the time of the entrance examination.”

“History of any dermatologic condition severe enough to warrant use of systemic steroids for greater than 2 months, or any use of other systemic immunosuppressant medications.”