Search results for query: diabetes

...her lack of return to Canada must be of a compelling nature e.g. you get more joy from the Immigration & Refugee Board if its cancer than diabetes. If your lawyer says your chances are low why are they representing you? They are effectively saying you will lose before the IRB. I think her...

My understanding on this is as follows: If the medical condition of applicant, due to reduced kidney function, requires dialysis or any other expensive treatment like kidney transplant or removal in next 5-10 years then it could be a cause of concern or refusal. In my father's case, we received...

...coverage and it doesnt say that medicines r not covered.i cant imagine the amt one has to shell every mth for chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension ( high BP ) ,hyperlipidemia ( high lipids ) etc etc. Lot of chronic medicines r pretty expensive esp if one opts for best quality and...

...pressure is high they might ask you to do an ECG As long as ur scores are under control u don't have to worry Generally people in Dubai get Diabetes due to their lifestyle - especially people with office jobs who work long hours and don't get any exercise I had similar fears like you but the...

...tell you the results of the medical examination. The doctor will let you know if you have a health-related problem. IMHO its ok if you have diabetes or blood pressure(even canadians have them), but they should not be alarming, as they give rise to further complications and puts unnnecessary...

Hi Bestpal This is great heads up and thank you. I have received my medical request 2 days back and taken an appointment in Health bay for next Thursday What a pleasure to speak to all of you including Biju , those who are so helpful. Hope all is well and you will receive your PPR soon...

...serum creatinine if the applicant has hypertension (resting blood pressure greater than 140/90 mm Hg), a history of treated hypertension, diabetes, autoimmune disorder, persistent proteinuria, or kidney disorder. Note: Excessive demand exempt applicants are not required to undergo serum...

...kasi napansin nila same yung picture ko sa passport at sa dala ko - eh may date issued ang passport! Hahaha! 3. doctor asks of history ng diabetes, kidney, reproductive problems, etc. if you have med/lab results for it, bring it with you. para di na mahirapan pagexplain. 4. kung Nationwide...

meldz, im done na with my medicals.. si maharlika i believe this week. sana mabilis dumating PPR natin. Can't wait! haha. pero pag dumating, hala, rush nanaman! pero excited na ako na ewan. we had our medical july 2, sa tingin mo na-forward na? sabi kasi sa nationwide they will contact us in 2-3...

...3) As unfortunate as it is, I am also a diabetic; fortunately, as it were, I take good care of and have no additional illnesses due to my diabetes. I understand that diabetes does not mean medical inadmissibility, however, my concern lies in the general question of where I would get my...

...d) serum creatinine if the applicant has hypertension (resting blood pressure greater than 140/90 mm Hg), a history of treated hypertension, diabetes, autoimmune disorder, persistent proteinuria, or kidney disorder. Note: Excessive demand exempt applicants are not required to undergo serum...

...listed. There is also variability in cost between provinces and hospitals. Some charge much more than others. The fact that this woman has diabetes will likely mean additional fees. Would to be prepared for up to 10k for vaginal delivery with epidural and 15k+ for a c-section. Ontario...

...destination? I can make an LoE for this, if that helps c) Statutory Declarations >> SERIOUS DISEASE Got recently diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes. But, it's all under control and no medication. The application doesn't define what "serious disease" is. Do I still need to declare "Yes" or can...

...the urge to consume that non-nutritious eatable. As a result of consistent consumption, people welcome plethora of harmful diseases like diabetes and high cholesterol. Further substantial viewpoint is lack of physical exercises. Though, everything is getting converted into digital and...

...being indoor appears to be one of the most challenging social conundrum, responsible for most debilitating maladies, including obesity and diabetes. Therefore, going to shopping centres downplays the possibility of a sedentary living. In addition, going to shopping malls would promote healthy...

This is incorrect. You will do a general overview of your health especially for medical issues that could be expensive to treat in Canada. They will also look for communicable disease especially hepatitis, TB but also things like HIV.

First thing is do you still have a valid PR card given without one unless you get a PRTD you cannot fly back to Canada. If you apply for a PRTD then this will highlight your residency failure and could lead to the revoke process starting. Instead of flying direct you could if you have a US visa...

...your own doctor if you have any issue before medical exam) Be in reasonably good physical condition. If you have high blood pressure, diabetes or high cholesterol or if you are required to undergo for a surgery let these things fixed and under control prior to exam. Be prepared to answer all...

Maybe I should clarify the health condition of my grandmother. Her major issues are diabetes, high blood pressure, severe arthritis which causes her to be immobile.She also partially deaf and has dementia. She is taking medications to control her issues but don't need any on-going medical...