Seizure disorder question for Army.?

Question

I have been marked deployable by my in-state SRP. But shortly after I had a seizure which I have a history of but didn't put on med history during enlistment, as well as frequent migraines and asthma. So I have a couple of tests run; cat scan and eeg. But everything showed up normal. But I'm very scared because after my seizure I had some memory loss and didn't even know where I was in my own house. I was wondering when I mobilize and I notify the MOB station SRP of this disorder as well as the others, if they find nothing wrong on the tests what will they do? Will they mark me non-deployable anyways to be safe because I do have medical records for all three ailments. By they way the meds they gave me for seizures is making me dizzy, nausea (some vomiting), and very drowsy. I have gotten DMAIL form 21 filled out for each medical situation if that helps with a good answers.

Also I don't want opinions I was helpful answers so please just help me don't flame me.

Answer 1

No opinion. Just facts. Fact is you have two conditions which pre-existed your enlistment and should have disqualified you in the first place. It is not a question of deployability. It is a situation where you report these facts to your unit, have them arrange an MEB (Medical Evaluation Board) and get you a general discharge under honorable conditions. Your asthma is covered in the first source below. The migraines in the second.  

Answer 2

Man take care of yourself first of all. Dont worry about the deployments or all of that. But, yes they will make you not fit for duty when you SRP. Sorry to hear that you are having these problems. God Bless you and I will be praying for you

Answer 3

when you notify the people in charge about your situation they will definitely mark you non-deployable because whatever happens to you out there it will be the armies problem and they like having to deal with people with any types of illnesses