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...and provinces dont pay for it. Doctors just try to make you go away unless you are dying. They are happy treating and writing usual diabetes and high BP meds to patient. They rarely go out of their way to do more investigations and be proactive, as there is no incentive to make more diagnosis...

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...and Immigration Canada (CIC). Certain health issues may result in refusal. Applicants for permanent residence who require medication for Diabetes or Hepatitis A, for example, could be deemed to be a potential burden on Canada’s universal healthcare system, and CIC reserves the right to refuse...

I think poster above tried to use "Canada vs America" card, it just didn't work quite well. Thank you for sharing your observations.

...— is appropriate for people 51 years of age or older, and individuals of any age who are African-American or who have high blood pressure, diabetes or chronic kidney disease. To decrease sodium in your diet, consider these tips: Track how much salt is in your diet. Keep a food diary to...

...of the day. A dietary supplement should be a last resort. Although it may help you lose weight, it may increase your chances of developing diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic conditions. While it is a popular choice for weight loss, it's important to choose one that works for you. A...

...immigration status) They will provide you with a piece of paper which covers you expenses for tests (eg pregnancy blood test, gestational diabetes and ultrasound if needed) it will not cost you anything ( the paper will contain information how the labs can bill the tests expenses to the...

This is really very helpful... most important thing I felt is to lose weight .... :)

...and teacher) became the first woman MP in 1921 Sir Frederick Banting of Toronto and Charles Best discovered Insulin, a hormone to treat diabetes that has saved 16 million lives world Alexander Graham Bell — hit on the idea of the telephone at his summer house in Canada. Joseph-Armand...

...daily tasks on her own. She doesn’t know how to drive. I usually take her to doctors’ appointments. As per her reports she has hypertension, diabetes, and heart problem. So according to the doctor I have to monitor her daily readings and give medication accordingly at specific times. She...

Having lived in both countries, I agree that US provides better economic opportunities. However, other factors like cost of living, healthcare, etc vary greatly across the US to paint it all with a single brush. When people talk about Canada, the discussion invariably reduces to GTA area, while...

...and happy. Some of the common and most deadly diseases and ailments are caused by poor eating habits. Examples of such diseases include: diabetes, cancer, anemia, rickets, obesity etc.proper diet and nutrition has to be on top of your strategy to live a healthy life. Please practice...

...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...

Hello, should we say we have "serious medical condition" if we have type 2 diabetes or is it considered to be not "serious"?

Ettoboro notice er ashol kotha holo, apnader papers e je je Doctor er naam deya ase, tader modhdhe apnar jonno shubidha jaar kase, taar chamber-e baa take phone kore appointment niben r jiggesh korben kee kee nie jete hobe r fees koto dite hobe. Appointment er deen oishob papers, photo...

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...I realized the most crucial questions in Section B are related to possible previous personal and or family and contact history of TB, STD, Diabetes, Hepatitis, . (So better prepare to answer them carefully and thoughtfully) When the DMP finished filled in Section B, I was asked to sign in...

...as well as the possible exclusions that may apply. Only some of the available plans will cover pre-existing medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart conditions, etc. Other policies, while they do cover stable pre-existing medical conditions, use strict eligibility...

Dear Fariza, How about if some one have Diabetic Type 2 and high Colestrol ( Just he took tablet ) and all his boold analysis and urine are normal as he took the medicine regularly . Should he disclose this to the doctor? or it is better to hide it to avoid any complication in the visa...

Sorry for your troubles. Are you saying you have not had a permit since 2017? That would be the biggest issue since there is no real way to get a new permit at this point without leaving Canada first. If not then the issues for PGWP would be both the break and taking distant learning courses...