When an examiner notifies the patient of excessive wax, this is intended simply to allow the patient to then voice any concerns over ear pain or hearing loss. Furthermore, excessive ear wax is actually an incentive for appointment - less chance for hearing damage on the firing range, and less chance for dirt in the ears in a foxhole.I can't say anything officially as I'm not familiar with the regs, but I wouldn't be too concerned about a mere comment made by the doctor. Some docs like to fill the room with noise and their own voice is usually used.
DD had her medical exam and the doctor commented she had lots of wax in her ears.