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As far as I am aware, the simple fact of having diabetes is not the issue. It is the collateral damage that it can cause that will be assessed. If you show no current signs of the physiological damage that diabetes can cause, it is unlikely that the RMO will give your file a failing grade. If...

...provide any coverage for non-emergency care (this would include seeing doctors for check ups, any medication or tests, any treatment for the diabetes, etc.). For non-emergency care, you typically have to pay for the treatment or the service up front in order to get it. Treatment like dialysis...

Sorry, I made a wrong expression. I meant diabetes is not affecting his application by any means. I am working in this field and that is why I am answering

...up - I know people who have had procedural fairness letters issued due to severe cases of non-communicable diseases including HIV, Crohn's, diabetes and autism. You don't need to have an infectious disease just to be costly to the taxpayer, you could require significant physical treatments...

...of the financial limit. Your mother may also have psoriatic arthritis that would lead to pain and mobility issues, etc. When it comes to diabetes the bigger issue is usually kidney function. Having low kidney function and requiring dialysis or requiring dialysis in the near future is...

I am saying you have to look into this. It is a combination of the diabetes and stent because diabetes causes vascular issues. Your father may struggle to get medical insurance for all preexisting conditions and insurance companies always try to get out of paying bills. Insurance only covers...

can you please let me know if your parents' PR application got approved even though your dad has a medical condition?

...will work? Also, prior to Canada I was in US, should I submit tax documents (W2) for last 4 years in US? 3. My father is a heart patient has diabetes as well. He takes medicine for both but otherwise is fit and does not have any other medical history. Is there any chances for failing medical...

Breast exam isn't part of the standard exam. It's normal for them to follow up with further tests if they see something suspicious during the first exam, but that first exam is the same for everyone and doesn't include a breast exam.

...to cic advising parents underwent medicals in May, got furtherance letter in July. For my dad, he has issues with heart, long standing diabetes and increased creatinine due to diabetes but everything stable. Also history of tb 20 years ago. Cic wanted letter from all doctors my dad goes to...

In my opinion at this stage, it may be useful to start engaging an immigration lawyer to set out the appropriate legal framework.

A silly question: Did your dad pass the medical exam? How did the visa officer know your dad ever stayed in hospital?

They really don't care whether we "acknowledge" whether we have a serious disease or not. If they, in their medical opinion find your medical result meeting any/all of the following criteria, they will issue you a procedural fairness letter for medical inadmissibility, irrespective of whether...

...threads in this forum that cover medical. I just finished mine. They did the following: X-Ray (no TB) UriAnalysis (no Kidney disease and no diabetes) Blood Test (for HIV, STD's I think) They took my height, weight, blood pressure, and a rudimentary eye-checkup with wearing my contacts. If...

...your heart is ok. the thing to say is now days due to many factors people are getting deadly diseases b4 their 50s....heart diseases, bp, diabetes are among top. if your upper limit of bp remains above 120 consistently then u must consult a doctor, atleast you can know it is ok or not, or if...

...certificate sa dra. nung binasa ko yung medical certificate ko ang nakalagay na post radio active ako with hypothyroidism high risk for diabetes pati yung (PCos) polysictic ovarian syndrome nakalagay! then sa remark fit to travel.So I asked my dr. kung kailangan pa bang ilagay yun sabi niya...

I doubt any supervisa insurance will cover any of these treatments. They usually only cover emergency treatment. You will need to find doctors/treatment clinic that will accept out of pocket payment. Super visa is a type of visitor visa so she will not be covered by provincial healthcare. If you...

...a 5years old child. Totally dependent on my parents. No medications or treatment required though. My mother has multiple health issues like diabetes, heart problem & thyroid. Recently, father been diagnosed with lungs problem( he smokes since years) I understand that ircc would not give...

...in March for weight reduction weight. Also doctor asked about her knee replacement which she got operated happened 10 years ago. She has Diabetes and BP which are under control and taking her normal medication. I am lil worried now, will she be medically inadmissionable in Canada?? She has...

There are comparable diseases : 1. I know folks with diabetes have not ticked it. Do confirm in medical threads though. So yeah, Dr. May be right. Do not tick it.