Regarding the classification standards by disease and health problems, Circular 105/2023/TT-BQP has detailed regulations in Section II, Appendix I.
Military Service 2025: New List of Class 4 Health Illnesses. |
What is type 4 health?
Based on the scores for the examination indicators to classify health, specifically as follows:
- Type 1: All indicators score 1;
- Type 2: At least 1 indicator has a score of 2;
- Type 3: At least 1 indicator has a score of 3;
- Type 4: At least 1 indicator has a score of 4;
- Type 5: At least 1 indicator has a score of 5;
- Type 6: At least 1 indicator has a score of 6.
From there, type 4 health is determined when at least 1 indicator has a score of 4.
New list of health conditions category 4 (military service 2025)
Regarding the classification standards by disease and health problems, Circular 105/2023/TT-BQP has detailed regulations in Section II, Appendix I.
Based on this section, health category 6 diseases would include:
(1) Eye diseases
- Vision (without glasses): Right eye vision is 8/10 and Total vision of both eyes is 16/10.
- Myopia: Myopia from - 3D to below - 4D
- Farsightedness: Farsightedness from +1.5D to less than +3D
- Grade 3 flesh dream
- Mild keratitis will be in case 4T
- Vernal conjunctivitis
- Severe red-green color blindness
(2) Diseases of the Teeth - Jaw - Face
- There are 6 teeth with level 3 cavities.
- Missing 5-7 teeth, including ≤ 3 molars or incisors, chewing ability remaining 50% or more
- Periodontitis in 6 - 11 teeth or more, loose teeth level 2 - 3 - 4
- 5 - 6 teeth with pulpitis, pulp necrosis or periapical inflammation that are still inflamed or have been treated stably
- Ulcers of the mucous membranes of the mouth and tongue: Chronic ulcers that have not been cured after repeated treatment
- Parotitis: Chronic bilateral parotitis has stabilized.
- Submandibular salivary gland inflammation: Acute inflammation
- Temporomandibular joint inflammation: Chronic inflammation
- Broken jaw: The bite is misaligned, affecting chewing ability.
- Cleft lip, cleft palate: No surgery
- Complete bilateral cleft lip: Had plastic surgery
(3) Ear - Nose - Throat diseases
- Hearing (measured in normal speech): One ear 2m (moderate to severe hearing loss)
- Outer ear: Narrowing of the entire external auditory canal
- Ear: No ear structure (only flesh buds)
- External ear polyps
- Acute otitis media or serous otitis media
- Chronic otitis media with dry, clean tympanic cavity: Small or medium tympanic membrane perforation
- Mastoiditis with mastoidectomy and tympanic membrane patching, if: Tympanic membrane is closed
- Nose: Mild respiratory, pronunciation, and swallowing disorders
- Allergic rhinitis: There is obvious respiratory dysfunction or loss of smell
- Nasal polyps: Chronic sinusitis with unilateral polyps grade I-II
- Chronic pharyngitis, cough, fever causing difficulty breathing affecting health
- Chronic tonsillitis grade II-III with respiratory dysfunction (sleep apnea, difficulty breathing...)
- Recurrent nosebleeds without anemia or mild anemia
- Chronic laryngitis, if: There is significant speech disorder such as indistinguishable or difficult to distinguish speech, poor physical condition
- Stuttering: Prolonging words (Example: C...o...n bo dai)
- Lisping: The listener understands 50% to less than 75% of the words.
- Acute sinusitis
- Chronic maxillary sinusitis
- Thyroglossal cyst (thyroglossal cyst): Poor surgical results, cyst recurrence
(4) Neurological diseases
- Persistent, prolonged headaches that affect work: Migraine; Chronic cluster headaches; Chronic tension headaches
- Hyperhidrosis (including R61.0 localized hyperhidrosis and R61.1 generalized hyperhidrosis): Moderate
- Many mutations affect health
- Peripheral vestibular disorder
- Peripheral nerve paralysis: Ulnar nerve paralysis; Loss or reduction of mobility in a limb (Little impact on work and daily activities)
- Radiculopathy and nerve plexus: Little effect on movement and sensation
- Myopathy: mild muscle weakness, little effect on movement
- TIC disorders
- Back pain due to:
+ Double spine
+ Spinal degeneration: Moderate level: degeneration of 3-6 vertebrae, no nerve compression
+ Herniated disc: Mild level: local pain, no nerve compression, little impact on work
- Neck pain due to disorders related to the cervical spine
+ Cervical spondylosis: Moderate level: degeneration of 2-4 vertebrae, no nerve compression
+ Cervical disc herniation: Mild level: local pain, no nerve compression, little impact on work
- Traumatic brain injury, old wounds that do not penetrate the brain leave mild neurological sequelae: If the EEG does not change
(5) Mental Illnesses
- Depressive disorder: Mild level
- Acute and transient psychotic disorders: Full recovery
- Gender identity disorders
- Disorders of sexual preference
- Mixed personality disorders and different personality types
- Anxiety disorder: Recovered
- Dissociative disorder (transfer): Restored normal activities
- Other mental disorders due to brain damage and dysfunction and physical disease: Recovered
(6) Digestive diseases
- Stomach and duodenal diseases: Chronic gastritis and duodenitis; Uncomplicated gastric and duodenal ulcers; Gastric and duodenal diverticula that affect health to a greater or lesser extent
- Small intestine perforation due to causes requiring surgery: Results do not affect digestion
- Mechanical intestinal obstruction after surgery: Good results
- Laparoscopic surgery through the abdominal wall has intervened in internal organs, with sequelae (depending on the level)
- Irritable bowel syndrome: Moderate
- Rectal prolapse: Repeated infections
- Anal papilloma: Untreated or recurrent
- Internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids, or mixed hemorrhoids with multiple clusters (2 or more clusters) measuring from 0.5 cm to 1 cm
- Chronic persistent hepatitis
- Liver flukes leave sequelae (depending on the severity)
- Liver abscess has been treated and stabilized
- Gallstones in the liver: Multiple cysts or diameter ≥ 2 cm
- Liver hemangioma: 3 - 5 cm hemangioma
- Solitary gallstones, not operated
- Gallbladder stones after gallbladder removal: Does not affect daily activities
- Cholecystitis, cholangitis, acute cholecystitis due to solitary gallstones operated on for more than 1 year, stable
- Pancreas: Acute pancreatitis treated with internal medicine; Pancreatic cyst
- Spleen: Splenomegaly due to causes; Splenic cysts; Benign tumors of the spleen
(7) Respiratory diseases
- Respiratory syndromes and symptoms: Coughing up blood of unknown cause
- Bronchiectasis: Localized bronchiectasis, no complications
- Diffuse interstitial pulmonary fibrosis or pulmonary fibrosis: Does not affect respiratory function, no complications
- Pneumothorax: Recurrence many times
- Pulmonary tuberculosis: Suspected pulmonary tuberculosis (with tuberculosis syndrome, history of exposure and history of tuberculosis)
- Extrapulmonary tuberculosis: Peripheral lymph node tuberculosis has been cured; Laryngeal tuberculosis has been cured; Testicular tuberculosis has been operated and cured; Joint tuberculosis has been treated and cured.
(8) Cardiovascular diseases
- Blood pressure (resting blood pressure, regular, in mmHg): 140 - 149 or
- Minimum HA: 90 – 99
- Hypertension: Grade 1 hypertension
- Pulse (resting pulse, regular, measured in beats/minute): 50 – 54 (based on Lian test); 91 – 99
- Conduction and heart rhythm disorders:
+ First degree atrioventricular block
+ Right bundle branch block: Complete, organic cardiovascular disease
+ Ventricular ectopic arrhythmia: Moderate ventricular ectopic (10-29 beats/hour)
- Congenital heart disease: Had intervention or surgery before age 16
(9) Musculoskeletal diseases
- Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis (Bechterew): If it has not caused joint atrophy or deformity, joint stiffness, joint function is not limited, overall health is good
- Flat feet: Painful walking, affects carrying, running and jumping
- Thick calluses cause stiffness and affect movement.
- Corpolantaire: ≥ 3, or 1-2 but diameter over 1cm, or the ankle affects walking
- Porokeratose: There are more than 2 depressions in 1 cm2 and the diameter of the depressions is more than 2 mm, walking is not affected
- Sticky fingers and toes:
+ No surgical treatment: Affects the function of hands and feet
+ Surgical treatment: Contracture, affecting the function of hands and feet
- Extra fingers and toes: Have them removed if: They greatly affect the function of the hands and feet.
- Lost fingers; toes:
+ Missing 1 joint: Of 1 thumb; Of the index finger of the non-dominant hand; Of 1 big toe
+ Missing 2 joints: Of another finger of the hand or foot
+ Loss of 1 finger: Loss of another finger of the hand or foot
- Hallux varus or valgus: No surgery; Surgery with poor results
- Trauma, joint injuries: Medium and large joints (Not cured or Treated, leaving sequelae affecting movement)
- Dislocation: Moderate dislocation has been treated but leaves sequelae that become permanent disabilities that hinder work and daily activities; Major dislocation (corrected but leaves sequelae)
- Difference in limb length: 2 cm or less, does not cause pain or fatigue in daily life or work
- O, X, K shaped bow legs: Mild, does not affect walking, running (under 5 degrees) or has insignificant effect
- Kyphosis: Stable (no progression, no inflammation, pain), affects respiratory function
- Benign bone and cartilage tumors in multiple bones: Tumors were surgically removed, no effect on function
- Bone defect in long bones: Does not affect bone strength
- Aseptic inflammation of the anterior tibial tuberosity
- Avascular necrosis of tibial crest: Osteotomy was performed, good results
- Avascular necrosis of the humeral condyle
- Achilles tendon rupture: Sutured, good tendon healing, moderate and severe limited ankle and foot function
- Burn scars and scars from other causes:
+ Small, healed, affecting aesthetics (on face, neck): Many
+ Contraction causing deformation: Little impact on function, daily life and work
- Varicose veins: Have formed into clusters, running and walking a lot will cause tension and pain
- Benign tumors (lipomas, fibroids, mucous cysts, bone tumors) that affect daily life, work, exercise, or are ≥ 5cm in size
(10) Kidney - Urinary - Genital diseases
- Uncomplicated kidney stones: Only on one side, surgery has had good results for over 1 year; Simple kidney stones 0.6 - 1.0cm
- Kidney cyst: Had surgery to remove stones (including laparoscopic surgery)
- Bladder and urethral stones: Not yet removed; Had surgery to remove stones, good results
- Urinary syndromes: Frequent urination, painful urination, difficult urination due to physical causes
- Bladder diseases: Small bladder tumors have been operated on and have recovered well.
- Scrotal abnormalities:
+ Undescended or ectopic testicles on one side have caused complications;
+ Epididymal tumors (non-tuberculous) (classified according to complications or no complications);
+ Spermatocele: Surgery over 6 months, good progress
+ Testicular atrophy: Atrophy of one side due to another disease, if the disease has stabilized
- Orchitis, epididymitis
- Varicocele: Severe
(11) Endocrine - Metabolic - Lymphatic - Blood diseases
- Metabolic disease: Prediabetes
- Male breast enlargement (1 or 2 sides), affecting aesthetics
- Anemia due to causes: Moderate anemia
(12) Dermatological Diseases
- Skin fungus covers an area of over 100 cm2, or is scattered all over the body, or has severe complications (eczema, infection...)
- Nail fungus: 5 or more nails have fungus
- Foot fungus (Interdigital fungus): White patches in 5 or more interdigital spaces, or blisters in 3 or more interdigital spaces
- Pityriasis versicolor: Diffuse form occupies more than 1/3 of the body area, affecting aesthetics (affecting many areas of the face, neck, nape)
- Hair fungus, hair loss due to causes: Moderate level
Scabies scattered all over the body and has complications: Infected dermatitis, eczema...
- Dermatitis: Eczema due to other skin diseases (fungus, contact...); Seborrheic dermatitis; Neurodermatitis (Chronic Nickel Mononucleosis) - Localized
- Connective tissue disease: Scleroderma (Localized)
- Scaly skin diseases: Psoriasis of all types; Ichthyosis
- Vitiligo: Diffuse form
- Congenital birth defects, various types of birthmarks: Area over 4 cm2 in the face and neck area, or area over 20 cm2, or scattered in many places
- Sexually transmitted diseases
+ Late stage 2 syphilis, treated properly and with full regimen;
+ Untreated acute gonorrhea;
+ Chancremou: Untreated
+ Genital warts (Papyloma)
- Necrotic fish eggs, eel eggs, keloid fish eggs
- Itchy rash, lumpy rash caused by insect bites (fruit flies, fleas, lice...): From 30 - 50 spots
- Skin tumors: Other benign tumors
- Implantation of foreign objects into the penis
- Genital and anal warts (Papyloma)
(13) Gynecological diseases
- Menstruation: Heavy, frequent and irregular menstruation
- Uterine leiomyoma (surgically removed or not)
- Benign ovarian tumor (surgically removed or not)
- Benign tumors of other unspecified genital organs (surgically removed or not)
- Benign breast dysplasia
- Breast hypertrophy
- Other changes in the breast
- Salpingitis and salpingitis
- Cervicitis
- Diseases of Bartholin's glands
- Other diseases of the vagina and vulva
- Endometriosis
- Female genital polyps
- Congenital malformations of the ovaries, fallopian tubes and broad ligament
- Congenital malformations of the uterus and cervix
- Congenital malformations of female genitalia: Double vagina; Congenital malformations of the clitoris; Congenital malformations of the breast
- Other congenital malformations of female genital organs
- Pregnant
- Genital and anal warts (Papyloma)
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