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Aoa Guys what's current timeline for supervisa? I applied in March 2016, but haven't received any response. Pls everyone share their experiences Diabetes isn't problem for super visa.

these many days was waiting for CC charge, after receiving PER, now time for medicals, dont know much time, it just shootup my BP, diabetes and anxiety etc

You should disclose your diabetes and your insulin usage to Panel Physician. As long as your blood sugar is in range and HbA1C is okay (do test it).. like under 7.5-8mmo/l.. you'll be fine. They won't take any extra tests but a bit elevated sugar or in urine might surprise them if you don't...

I did an initial general checkup and observed the below: - BMI: 38 - Borderline cholesterol and triglyceride, not in the red zone - No diabetes or pre-diabetes, safe - Traces of blood in urine, miminal - Protein: 2+ in urine - :( - BP: 140/90 - as result I did creatinine serum test and result...

Just to update my situation... Medicals happened in October (I have type 2 diabetes). I got my doctor to write a letter (to whom it may concern) just to outline when I was diagnosed with diabetes and what meds I'm on (meteormin tablets only). The letter confirmed my last blood sugar level and...

As long as it isn't an epidemic disease. It shouldn't be a problem. I have read many people saying in other forums that they got P.R though they had diabetes. Check "Diabetes a serious disease?" post in Canadavisa forum itself.

...under live incareiver program and my husband and son is included in PR application. i am a little bit scared because my husband has a type 2 diabetes and taking medications for it and is under controlled, if the request for medical will come, would it be better that my husband obtained a...

Hi, You can carry it with you but you will have to declare it to customs at the time of landing, as you have cleared the medicals it wont effect if immigration come to know about it at the time of landing. Cheers Saki

thanks sa info sis.. may mga medical condition kasi ako, medyo anxious kang na yun maging dahilan ng ineligibility or pagtagal ng process.. i have diabetes and heart ailment.. :(

Also genetic conditions, autoimmune diseases, developmental issues in children, cancer, kidney disease, severe mental illness, etc Generally aging with some mild hypertension maybe some type 2 diabetes is nothing.

Hi all , I met one of my friend who has diabetes and would like to know if that can be a cause for rejection in his medicals next week

Hi Buddies, Had a doubt, like do people with diabetes have chance to get thorugh the medical ? Please help regrds. :(

I have a question regarding medicals. Please advise: I understand that if urine test doesn't show glucose, the doctor won't ask for blood diabetes test? Is that correct? Medical81

If my partner has had a stroke and diabetes type 2 does this mean she may be medically inadmisable to Canada when we fill out application for spousal sponsorship?

is type 2 diabetes and taking medication would be a caused for a refusal on our application as PR here in canada? because my husband has one thank you!

I can't speak from direct knowledge...however...according to one person on the post below they had diabetes (and were unaware of it at the time of the MR) and were approved anyways...

As a spousal applicant, he is exempt from excessive demand requirements so the surgery and prior diabetes shouldn't have a bearing on whether he will be approved and frankly shouldn't affect the timeline significantly/at all. The Panel Physician will likely want details on the surgery, etc...

pati creatinine elevated? so meaning matagal nang uncontrolled yung hypertension at diabetes nya? kasi may kidney affectation na.. may kamahalan ang consultation sa mga dmp specialist.. for now psychnars focus ka muna sa pagpapagaling ni husband and don't think na di macocontrol yung diabetes...

...medication (there is specific question you will be asked for)... it is highly likely for the DMP to advise you with some additional test.... Diabetes is not a contaminated but wasting disease but I understand as per CIC policy... diabetes is a important and listed disease and for which urine...

guys, please help what steps they will go through in a medical examination, and what situation could cause the refusal of an application??? diabetes? gout problems?? or high blood pressure?