Allergies

It can depend on the type of nut, the severity of the reaction history, and which service you want to join.

Our experience is the AF will not grant a waiver unless you can show you no longer have the allergy. Army and Navy are usually reasonable in their determinations, as in they have granted waivers for the allergy.

Type in 'Nut Allergy" in the search tool field in the upper right of the page and you will get tons of responses you can learn from

Also, ask a moderator to help you change your avatar . . . best that you don't use your real name on an open forum such as this.

Best wishes.
 
It seems like tree nut allergies are more waviable than peanut allergies. Maybe there are peanuts in most foods either as ingredients or through contamination and less tree nuts in foods
 
First, before posting, I would recommend the numerous amounts of threads that cover this exact issue in depth.

For my personal experience, I had a severe peanut allergy waived after completing an oral challenge. Best of luck to you.
 
Keb McMillan said:
Also how do I edit my user name?
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After your fifth post (plus about 24 hours to cycle) you will be allowed to send a private message (private conversation).
Send a request to the Forum Administrator @TacticalNuke asking for a user name change. Only the administrator can change a user name.
 
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