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Hey hello I am mansi i have same problem...i have type 1 diabetes and i want to go for study in Canada...u found any details of insulin, strips, any documents? Please text me if u have

Yes you should. 7.2 is only very slightly high so it won’t be an issue. Yes you should be honest about your diabetes.

...for their medicals today in Oman and the doctor advised them that he is referring them to a cardiologist since they have long history of diabetes although that is totally in control. He said he can submit the medicals without the referral to cardiologist but the medicals May come back asking...

I have chronic pancreatitis for the past 10 years or so, as part of treatment I underwent a splenectomy too and I developed diabetes recently. I have no other problems from the condition as I manage diabetes with insulin. I donot take any enzymes and I am deemed medically fit for work. I donot...

yeah as of now, my company and my spouse company both cover the Insulin. yes costs can be pretty high once i had to pay from pocket. Lets hope jobs remain intact during these tough times.

Diabetes is actually a very serious and expensive disease and leads to many people being disabled.

Hi, My dad does not have kidney issues but his creatinine is higher around 1.4. it has been stable from last 3 months. So I feel if its under 2 and stable it should be okay but I think they see the overall health and also other aspects in relation. Thanks

...effort into watching his diet and increasing exercise. Some Type 2 can be controlled by diet and exercise. If your friend has been prescribed medication to control his blood sugar, it sounds like his diabetes is a bit more advanced. Do a search for diabetes and refusals, check for court rulings

I don't know how much tablet you take. But, some one on 500mg *4 a day, a month supply will be $20. not expensive at all.

they do HBA1c ie the levels in the RBC which is more precise to find out your diabetes . it will give them precise levels.

...all costs. Remaining silent on any medical condition also counts as one. The medical result will most certainly reveal it, especially the diabetes. Most importantly, any MISREPRESENTATION can lead to PR cancellation/deportation even after landing. The patient will certainly need regular...

General medical evaluation + chest x-rays + blood laboratory tests, diabetes will be evident, if you lie you will be banned.

I am diabetic and am also Metformin. I got my PR and landed in April. So in my opinion being diabetic is not a rejection criteria.

Putting a small disclaimer after making a bold statement that does not let you off the hook. If you were not sure, then it would have been better to have done some minimal research before posting. We all make mistakes... It's how we deal with them that matters.

I heard before that they can't refuse you due to medicals problems unless it would put a HUGE strain on our health care system.....diabetes and high blood pressure are not a huge strain.....don't worry everything will work out! I have lots of faith for you!

No no..it's the first time it ever happened...but she has diabetes and blood pressure and uric acid...but for these she's taking medication for last few years and everything is stable for years...

We've seen cases here where a parent has been refused who has advanced diabetes (i.e. is on dialysis) and has significant kidney damage.

Congrats Rinal2174... +1 for sharing the good news!!! I guess you were the one who was worried about Diabetes!!!

Any thoughts on what is considered a serious disease...My husband has diabetes, high blood pressure. He also has had prostate cancer sugery which I will disclose. Any idea how much detail is required Thanks

Most appropriate advice +1