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I am sorry to hear that you have been diagnosed with Hep B. The immigration medical exam test you for HIV, syphilis, TB , diabetes and Hypertension and to my best knowledge does not test you for Hepatitis B. However being said that when the physician calls you inside for your physical exam...

kindly read this and your Canada exam doctor can guide you as well http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/medic/admiss/index.asp

Thanks DeHdez15 for info. I got a quote for my grandma and it's nearly double of yours with $0 deductible. And it doesn't even cover the pre-existing conditions.

...and they will ask some questions, to give you a quote, it's the same price at any insurance broker, they will ask her age, her health conditions, and how much deductible to want to have. I paid, $2,750.00 for 1 year, Mom is 71 years old, Diabetes (using only pills) and High blood pressure...

...spouse, his family ties to Canada will be stronger than those to Egypt. 3. Unless his parents have medical complications arising due to diabetes + no other immediate family to care for them + evidence that your husband cares for them, this reason will not seem compelling to return to Egypt...

Hi there. My dad also has high blood pressure and diabetes. He's undergoing additional tests for his medical exam. It all depends on whether the officer thinks that required treatment for the condition will cause excessive demand on the public health system. So long as she doesn't have any...

...forgot to tell the doctor that I occasionally take this drug (on high carb days or cheat days)... unfortunately my urine analysis detected glucose (for regular people, glucose in urine means very advanced diabetes)... so it's just a very tricky situation :( We'll see anyways! Please wish me...

Stupid in your opinion but basic business sense. Pregnancy would be looked at like any other pre-existing condition such as heart problems, diabetes etc. If the condition is stable, meaning it isn't going to cost any money during the coverage period, that's fine; if it isn't stable and the...

I guess , it was just about interpreting the words...........correct you are , I meant the same. Lets pray to get our pprs this week

..., it is advisable to report any medical condition because the doctors ask you if you have any medical issues. If you dont report for example Diabetes then it will come under blood test and as a result it will delay the process as normally if anyone having blood sugar , they recommend further...

...contagious and very expensive for the health system (60,000 cad per year) I read somewhere, not sure, but if you have aids, cancer or even diabetes you could be ineligible for CIC. I did some research in the past, but I couldn't find a particular list of illness that makes you ineligible...

...refused for medical reasons. It's not just for having diseases that are contagious - it can also be for having serious health issues (e.g. advance heart disease, serious case of diabetes) where the treatment for this disease is expected to create a burden on the Canadian health care system.

if HbA1c is fine & no sugar in the urine, than you don't have to worry about it. My medical line appeared yesterday after 60 days of medical upload [wife is Type - 1 Diabetic] so it means they had no issue with her diabetes.

Sorry no idea, BTW was speaking to a friend of mine yesterday whose father had kidney issues, thrice a week dialysis + multiple tests ( but he is Canadian citizen )

Correct - Insurance typically doesn't cover pre-existing conditions and also usually covers emergencies only. If a visitor wants to see a doctor twice a year for a check-up that is not covered by insurance, they must pay for the cost of this check-up themselves.

hanggang two months procesing nun, magtatagal lng siguro depende sa medical. i dont think na issue ung diabetes niya kc you buy naman insurance para sa parents mo, yung mga contagious lng ang ayaw nila sa medical, mag-undergo pa sila treatment kung may nadiagnos sila like tb.

...them, as i will have to fly them to Ireland, plus their mother. b) i am in AA and sending me back to Ireland (a massive drinking culture), could be fatal for an alcholic c) i am diabetic (T2), and Ontario is a world leader in management of diabetes. long shot i know, but what do ye reckonÉ thanks

...mom died, my mother discovered she needs open heart surgery and moved to England (so I won't see her much), my dad got diagnosed with pre diabetes, and he may have prostate cancer. And that's just the tip of the iceberg! But knowing that we're in process helps so much. Like I said...