ADD and Royal navy
What are the odds of successfully clearing the Royal Navy medical assessment if I have a diagnosis of ADD diagnosis (ADHD without hyperactivity), and occasionally took medication over the past year for university exams? i am interested in applying for engineering apprenticeship.
Based on the guidelines, individuals with ADHD but without comorbidities and disruptive behaviour, and who haven't taken medication for the last year, might be graded fit.
Has anyone encountered comparable circumstances?
Based on the guidelines, individuals with ADHD but without comorbidities and disruptive behaviour, and who haven't taken medication for the last year, might be graded fit.
Has anyone encountered comparable circumstances?
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