Seo In Guk is officially exempt from mandatory military service.
On June 14, Jellyfish Entertainment revealed the results of Seo In Guk's re-examination. It's concluded that Seo In Guk's diagnosis with Osteochondritis dissecans, a joint disorder in which cracks form in the cartilage and underlying bone, puts him in a grade 5 health rating.
Grade 5 health rating is deemed unfit for military duty, which then means Seo In Guk's health condition does not qualify for enlistment.
SEE ALSO: Seo In Guk gets results of medical re-examination for military duty
As a result, Seo In Guk will not have to complete his mandatory military service.
Back in March, the singer-actor enlisted in the military but was shortly sent back home during training due to an osteochondral lesion.
dajana_cassie • Thursday, June 15, 2017
I hope that he will get well soon. And hopefully Netizens won't hate on him :-/
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Mitch1 • Thursday, June 15, 2017
Lucky guy
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RizalmieHisham • Thursday, June 15, 2017
while most people won't criticized him, he'll be carrying a little burden being pointed as a person who are not fit to serve their country. when his peer talking about their military service experience, he will always feel being left out.
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kelliecyp • Thursday, June 15, 2017
oh wow, i was prepared for no more Seo In Guk productions for 2 years but yay that he's back [sucks that he has a disease]
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shinyjonginnie • Thursday, June 15, 2017
I hope those monster knetz don't hate on him for his health conditions. They have no fucking humanity.
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Blue82 • Thursday, June 15, 2017
Even with celebrities have legitimate health reasons they still get a lot of hate if they don't complete the two year service. It's ridiculous how they are treated. They are not the ones saying they don't want to serve they are being told they are not fit to serve physically. The last thing you want if war were to happen is the guy next to you not being able to run or fire their weapon because of physical limitations due to medical issues. Citizens need to understand you have to be healthy to be a soldier.
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_Jarhon • Thursday, June 15, 2017
I just hope he doesn't get hate for this. Koreans are fucking nuts about their service.
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Star537 • Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Oh wow. I'm dealing with the same thing, on my left knee. It sucks, and I'm awaiting surgery. I see he's only 29. I'm 32, and it sucks! He'll probably need surgery. Usually once there's an unstable fragment of bone, it's the only way to treat the issue...
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Winston • Wednesday, June 14, 2017
I guess for him, he tried to get to active service, by asking to be re-examined to serve as active duty. so he wasnt trying to get off army or to convert to public worker by asking for re-examination. so i think he wont get much "hate" from the netizens in that sense.
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iluv1n2d • Wednesday, June 14, 2017
I think for things like this Korean people wont' bash him. There was a legit health reason given, and it's not like he didn't want to
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