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I have Hepatitis B in carrier state condition. I found it when I was donating the blood to charity. I knew the condition after my application, will this cause problem to my application?
 
farmer200012 said:
I have Hepatitis B in carrier state condition. I found it when I was donating the blood to charity. I knew the condition after my application, will this cause problem to my application?

Are you on interferon and ribavirin,if so yes it may pose problem
 
farmer200012 said:
its is in carrier condition... what is interferon and ribavirin??

These are antiviral.In some carriers, the infection may “resolve” either suddenly or as a result of antiviral therapy. This means their blood test has become HBsAg negative. Other persons may remain HBsAg positive and have no evidence of chronic liver disease (“healthy carriers”). These “healthy carriers” are considered infectious persons, although the risk of transmitting the virus may vary from carrier to carrier.So dear it may pose some difficulties for immigration.On other hand take care of your health brother
 
farmer200012 said:
I have Hepatitis B in carrier state condition. I found it when I was donating the blood to charity. I knew the condition after my application, will this cause problem to my application?

if your liver is not impaired, you are gonna be fine.
 
farmer200012 said:
I have Hepatitis B in carrier state condition. I found it when I was donating the blood to charity. I knew the condition after my application, will this cause problem to my application?

qorax said:
None of us can concretely opine on ur case... Yes - it will create addnl tests - in all probabilities a Specialist's Report as well... whereinafter much would depend on that report and the Canadian RMO's take on it. Here's the extract from the DMP's handbook:

Question 8: Hepatitis
When there is a history of hepatitis in those older than 15 years of age, the details from the applicant should include the date and type of hepatitis, if known.

Note: If the applicant is not excessive demand exempt, then the results of serum AST and ALT should be provided. If these are abnormal (greater than 1.5 X normal value), then a specialist's report including hepatitis C antibodies and hepatitis B surface antigen should be provided.


Qorax
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http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/dmp-handbook/appendix-02.asp
 
In Medical officer's handbook (dated 2004) , the guidelines to Medical officer reads that Hepatitus B carrier , if liver is not impaired, should be assessed as M3 i.e. medically admissible
 
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