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...My dad is 72 years old. Could any of you let me know what the medical inadmissibilty reasons are for parents? My mom has Blood Pressure, Diabetes (Type 2) and Protenuria (because of BP and Diabetes). My dad just has blood pressure. Are these grounds for refusal? What conditions are...

Okay, one more question for now... My Dutchie was diagnosed with Type II diabetes a few years ago. However, one year ago he underwent a gastric bypass in Belgium, losing almost 50 kg (yay!), but -- even better -- he has had no signs of diabetes for almost a year. So does he still have a...

maraming salamat marijoychristine sa words of encouragement at sa mga ibang forumer na nagreply. Madaming dasal at pagpatience at discipline sa part ng husband ko ang gagawin namin.

You can take it with you but you need a doctor's prescription. Once you have cleared medicals it wont matter here. I wouldnt suggest couriering it - because medicines in courier often get intercepted - take it with you with a doctor's prescription

HI! WILL THERE BE PROBLEMS OR CHANCE OF DENYING MY APPLICATION FOR MPNP OR FSW IF I HAVE A FAMILY HISTORY OF DIABETES AND MY MOTHER IS HAVING DIALYSIS AND MAYBE KIDNEY TRANSPLANT(MY MOTHER WILL NOT BE ACCOMPANYING ME). AND IF I ONLY HAVE ONE KIDNEY LEFT BEFORE THE MEDICAL EXAM? AND ALSO I DON'T...

What are the chances for someone with type 2 diabetes to clear Medicals for PR ? How the medical test process will go ? Will he /she gets PR ?

I am from india and applying for Canada immigration for my Pg studies soo is there any medical rejection due to Diabetes ??? In visa or medical clearance

Are you sure Ratingcrady ? In that case so many applicants may get rejected !!

YA MINE IS DENIED DUE TO AUTISM

You repeated the post which has already an answer. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/diabetes-can-be-an-impediment-for-medical-aproval-t95302.0.html;msg1258175#msg1258175

Me and my husband have been discussing sponsoring his mother to immigrate to canada. The only concern is that she has diabetes. Will this impact her application?

Hi, I would like to inquire regarding your case. My wife will be having medical anytime soon and she has diabetes too. Any updates on your case? Did you pass the medical? I am so anxious at the moment with regards to the condition of my wife. I hope you can shed light and share your...

...on the verge of losing a toe because of it, yes, it is severe enough not to pass the medical exam. My assumption was a regular person with diabetes that has to just monitor their glucose level and use insulin regularly and their condition has remained the same and under control for a long...

As a Canadian citizen your spouse is exempt from the Excessive Demand eligibility determination. There will be no medical inadmissibility - well, they will still check for "Danger to Public Health and/or Safety", but he doesn't have a highly contagious disease so there won't be an issue.

You should tell DMP at the time of medicals.Sugar does not show in urine ,if it is less than 200 units in blood,so keep your blood sugar under control,consult an endocrinologist for the same

irerefer nila ang husband mo sa ibang DMP for consultation and management.. after treatment, uulitin yung mga tests like sa husband mo glycosylated hgb.. when everything is normal bibigyan ka na nila ng clearance meaning isusubmit na sa CEM medical result nyo.. nalaman ko to kasi yung dmp na...

I haven’t but examples have been few and far between

Thank you all for quick replys and suggestions.. Did any one came across scenario like this? Like person having Type 1 diabetes and applier for PR to Canada ??

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Hello everybody my wife has diabetes type 2 and she had removed the thyroid gland surgically. would it be a reason for a medical refusal? thanks in advance.