Discipline is the cure.

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Kevin Maurer, Wounded soldier's care probed, FayObserver.com, 11 March 2009.

If this report is believed, injured and wounded soldiers in medical holding company's are disciplined at a higher rate than line company's.

Apparently, it is not an excuse for a failure to go that your prescribed medication for you injury or illness causes you to be late for formation.  Seems to me there's at least the possibility of a defense based on impossibility or something similar.

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