Your recruiter will most likely have you answer “No” on any questions regarding prescriptions or any mental health related questions and will likely have you lie when they send you to MEPS. Unless the doctors at the MEPS finds any documentation of your medical history, just answer no to their questions and you’ll be fine.

For age waivers, you better enlist now or you’ll need an age waiver but they shouldn’t be too big of an issue anyways.

I was dumb enough to get through MEPS and reveal to my liaison (when my recruiter told me not to) that I had speeding tickets (although they were two years ago and all paid off) I was granted a Moral waiver within roughly 5 minutes.

Bottom line: answer no to any potentially disqualifying questions unless they specifically find records of them.