Applying as an Engineering Officer in the RAF

Alright, so I have been looking to join the RAF as a regular for a few years now. Only recently it occurred to me to take a look at some of the medical requirements, as fitness wise I am more than fine.


3 years ago I had a mild reaction to peanuts, mild as in tingly lips. I was later sick and felt fine, and as a precaution the school matron booked me in for a GP appointment. She said I was fine, but proceeded to give me steroids which knocked me out, but I came round and was taken to A&E as a precaution. It was fine and I was discharged within 10 minutes. I later had a meeting with a specialist and had some tests, to discover that I was only mildly allergic, as in as long as I don't consume a significant quantity, then I am fine. I was given some anti-histamines and also an EPI-Pen, which were to be used as a last resort, and apparently these had to be issued as standard procedure. Ever since, I have been absolutely fine, and don't ever carry it with me, and even products which contain traces I still eat.


Will this affect me in my medical assessment?


Feedback would be great!
Thanks, Skippy.