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...to show my anal area. at first you will be asked usual questions about your health history including exposure to TB, family history of diabetes, hypertension, hepa and other major illnesses and operations if any. you will also be asked to fill-out some forms and then pay. that's it! don't...

...was normal(we knew it would be normal :P). She just asked us about previous surgeries done. For Prab only, she asked if he had any BP or Diabetes issues earlier.. She asked us to fill out the Form B and C(which CHC has sent to her directly), with the occupation, names, date of births...

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...2021 and had packed my bags to travel in February 2021. However, I fell sick in mid Jan and was hospitalized. I was also diagnosed with Diabetes. I am aware that Diabetes increases one’s risk of severe outcome from exposure to COVID-19 --...

...hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism any history related to pregnancy, childbirth and gynaecology (such as C-sections, gestational diabetes or hypertension, IUDs or other birth control, fibroids, non-cancer hysterectomy) history of illness, injuries and surgeries with current normal function...

...insurance claim, so really can't comment on which insurance provider is best. I chose GMS for my mom. She has pre-existing conditions incl. diabetes. I think you have to apply with an interval. For example, you apply for your mom. After she gets it, you apply for your MIL. For your mom, only...

...disease otherwise you can tell about that and we will try to give you some proper guidelines about that. about your daughhter,type 1 genetic diabetes is not leading her to medical failure.the only thing you will need is a report from a diabetese specialist which will show that her diabetes is...

...sleep is unquestionably beneficial to one's health. Oversleeping, on the other hand, has been related to several health issues, including diabetes, heart disease, and a higher chance of mortality. The quantity of sleep you require changes greatly throughout your life. It is regulated by your...

...but you insist on it "to provide clarification". I for one call bulls*%t on that. As an example, let's take a look at a situation like diabetes. Your approach would be to send that person for medical underwriting, and likely have a huge rating to offer your client so that condition is...

...but you insist on it "to provide clarification". I for one call bulls*%t on that. As an example, let's take a look at a situation like diabetes. Your approach would be to send that person for medical underwriting, and likely have a huge rating to offer your client so that condition is...

Kidney disease is one of the top reasons for refusal. Does he also have diabetes and hypertension? What grade of chronic kidney disease does he have? cKD4? dialysis? Will he need a transplant in the next 5-10 years?

My mother has hypertension and she was approved. IRCC ask for medical because they wanna see the applicant medical history and confirm they don't have or had diseases like TB, Syphillis etc. The ones you mentioned will need to be declared to medical insurance company though as if you don't then...

...heading to Canada for Fall 2023 intake. I have a history of hypertension (high blood pressure) and have recently been diagnosed with Type-2 Diabetes. I am on medication for both the conditions. I am wondering how much of my prescription drugs I can bring to Canada with me in one attempt. I...

The requirements for PR sponsorship are: - You or your brother need to meet LICO for the last three years (and have the CRA NOAs to prove this) and enter the lottery - You need to be selected through the lottery as a sponsor - Your parents must not be medically inadmissible (i.e. excessive...

If there was no detected kidney issues and diet was able to lower kidney function tests then it should be fine. Assume your spouse was also tested for diabetes (A1C).

She will need to show the proof of insurance for the year when she enters Canada.

...But he was never critical that he had to be hospitalized or perform blood transfusion. He also has an enlarged spleen. Other than that no Diabetes/Cholesterol or any infectious health conditions. Did anyone else had the same medical profile code? Will IRCC be requesting additional medical...

Supervisa requires a medical (and a year of health insurance which may be very expensive or not eligible) too, so only option would be visitor visa. They can apply and their chances are dependant on past Canadian TRVs, travel history, their own funds to support a visit, ties to home country etc...

...not be burden to tax payers money and health is free in Canada. but for SV and V V if disease is not transmissible eg Liver condition , diabetes, condition they should not bother as anyway parents or Inviter need to bear expense if anything happen to them during their stay in CA, Yes I agree...