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36 type 2, maintaing well with little insulin since last two months... Do they check external insulin check.. Shld i reveal abt my insulin intake or just say taking medicine alone

Diabetes does not create any problem in PR. You can read here in detail ...

1/ you dont. 2/ Nothing 3/ Usually the they carry out more test in case of diabetes and check overall health of the person. They really want to see if you are going to be a burden on the state. Type 2 is very common in this part of the world and doesnt really change your status, unless off...

@JoshC wanted to ask, did they also do an audiometry test for you? (Did they ask you about your family health issues such as diabetes etc) also about small health issues when you were younger maybe like chickenpox or jaundice. Just trying to get an idea on the whole ‘questionnaire’ side of the test.

The question sabot protein in urine which would indicate that the kidneys are not working well. Kidney disease is one of the big things that is test for because it can be very expensive to treat an it pretty common.

...PGP program in Jan 2015 and my father received a procedural fairness letter last week on medical grounds. He has chronic kidney disease 4, diabetes and heart condition which has been stable with medications. Can someone please help in guiding how to respond to the fairness letter or...

I had diabetes too..just disclose it and let them know if u take any medicines.They will take serum creatine and see if it's normal.

Hi! Hindi naman cguro kasi ung concern lang naman nila kung may nakakahawang sakit ka

One must not forget diagnosed Pcos increases the risk of hbp, high cholesterol, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, miscarriages, dermatological issues etc. And there are meds for pcos which are mainly hormonal stabilizers. So there are costs associated with meds FOR pcos but also for meds for...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/medic/exam/ Unlikely to result in refusal unless there are other related complications, such as diabetes or organ failure. Every case is assessed on an individual basis.

Hi, I am sponsoring my parents to Canada, and just received medical exam forms for them on Sep 13/16. My father has diabetes as well as Parkinson disease. I was wondering if there is anything my family can prepare ahead of time to give my family a better chance. Please give me some advice or...

...due to excessive demand if their condition will cost more than $6500 per year on health or social services. However I'm not sure how Diabetes is viewed by CIC. OP should submit doctors or other notes that show he is not taking medication and has the condition under control with no medical costs.

You're right..... cataract, diabetes, etc are considered as pre-existing conditions which do not happen overnight.... and hence, not covered by overseas medical insurance. Also, like you mentioned in your reply on the double-post to this query, surgery and related costs can spiral out of...

Hi, I am a secondary applicant. I am a Dietitian with Bsc Nutrition and dietitics degree having 10+yrs of experience as Dietitian and Diabetes educator. I want to know about the requirement and prerequisites to work in Canada as a Dietitian. Let me know if want to do any other courses, IELTS...

Dear Seniors, I have diabetes for almost 10 years now and I take metrofin and diamicron MR on regular bases. My HBA1C level is about 8.5. My cholesterol level is slightly high too. Has anyone of you had similar experience? Is it a good idea not to mention it in Medical test.Can anyone advise...

Dear Seniors, I have diabetes for almost 10 years now and I take metrofin and diamicron MR on regular bases. My HBA1C level is about 8.5. My cholesterol level is slightly high too. Has anyone of you had similar experience? Is it a good idea not to mention it in Medical test.Can anyone advise...

What they want to see in Medical? I believe "Contagious diseases" or "diseases that can cost a lot of money" for treatment...

That's not true. The urine test does include testing for diabetes. However, if there are no diabetic complications, then you should be fine after further testing.

...come to Canada they can get insurance from RBC and AMA.The thing I just came to know is they will not cover for existing conditions like diabetes of Kidney disease. I came to know that we should get insurance from Home country . Is that true.What do visitors do when they know they have to...