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...website. Q: 3 Is fasting needed for Canada medical examination? Fasting is not required for Canada medical except those who are having diabetes ,for whom overnight fasting is needed.( For example if you are diabetic then you do not have to eat previous night from 10:00pm to next day...

absolutely, and what about the major surgeries relating to heart, brain, back bone etc...i guess they are critically assessed by DPM !

thanks very much.. for the very detailed MR explanation.. its such a relief to read on this, that it is just easy to pass the medical.. God bless! really hope we get our MR soon! :)

...only so effective. Your mother should get a full physicality her GP and also see a nephrologist. Her doctors should look at whether she has diabetes (A1C is the best good test to look at her sugar levels over time), high blood pressure and also kidney function. Amy other reasons for impaired...

...10) DIABETES When there is a history of diabetes, the details from the applicant should include the date of onset, the type of treatment, the history of complications, and the presence or absence of symptoms related to target-organ damage - such as nephropathy, neuropathy, ischemic heart...

1. It Lowers The Risk Of Developing Diabetes Harvard researchers have discovered that eating at least two servings of brown rice per week can lower the risk of developing diabetes. They found that by eating just 50 grams of brown rice a day, the risk of type 2 diabetes can be lowered by 16...

Based on my understanding, I think she can definitely go ahead with her medical exam. They dont check a specific day's sugar. They just took blood from me and that too to check Kidney function. they didn't even check my Hba1c neither they asked me that. If your mother's Hba1c is less than 7.5, I...

...handling the application for a parental visit visa but she didn’t suggest anything . Is there anyway to get an exemption because it’s the center responsibility to do multiple attempts for the scan and inform her if the quality was poor. Especially my mom has diabetes and she’s 74 years old...

As long as kidney function is ok and heart issues won’t suddenly require a pacemaker then they should probably pass. The bigger risk is that insurance may not cover something like a pacemaker surgery given the diagnosis. Read policies very carefully.

...by IRCC in this manual https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/panel-members-guide.html#diabetes-hypertension-renal-cardiac-diseases. My eGFR (83) in the report was computed using the 2012 equation, but for the 2021 equation it is 86. So for...

just get a pre existing disease health insurance for ur dad, also if it's business, then make sure u have the registration certificate of bsns, the tax returns, GST number,etc. pay close attention to the bank statement of business and his personal bank a/c

It’s just a link to give the person a heads up to show that these are ACTUAL fees that will be charged … a reference

Let the expert give medical opinion. We are not medical professional, we do comment when Dr issued final medical exam report. Situations may change or others comes up when you go for your exam. I would suggest to wait and continue with improvement medications you are taking right.

I know family who brought their father last year with metastatic cancer. It was known during IME and he was not declined due to medical condition

Your chances of refusal for these reasons are low but it is hard to say without more details about your health like whether you take insulin and at what dose and whether you have kidney disease or more serious cardiac issues.

creatinine is lower than the last test it's 2.21 now last time it's 2.5 and also he is CKD4.

...the same town as her (as well as recently accusing my Stepdad of putting poison in her sugar). She doesn't have a diagnosis of (apart from Diabetes - I think it's her Dialysis which doesn't help) so I can't go down that route. Has anyone heard of a situation like this before and/or have any...

The patient didn't get it wrong. It's just travel insurance. It covers emergencies, not regular doctor visits or treatments for pre-existing conditions.

Following is the link for Medical refusals: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/standard-requirements/medical-requirements/refusals-inadmissibility/danger-public-health-public-safety.html Everything is detailed here.