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On my medical appointment, it is instructed to bring polio vaccination certificate. My question is, from where I can get this certificate in Karachi? Also, please tell me is it necessary to bring this with me or I can go without it?
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Owais Iqbal said:
When we passed through medicals at IOM Karachi earlier this year, that time there was no such travel restriction so we were not asked to present polio vac card...but now if they've instructed you to bring, you must carry it with you (for yourself and for all of your family appearing for medical).
To the best of my information, Govt approved vaccination center is in the vicinity of Jinnah Hospital......(I believe you are in Karachi)....it is approx a quarter miles away from JPMC on the same road. Alternatively you can have polio vaccination from KHI airport dispensary.
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Owais Iqbal said:
Sir
From any government hospital or from Head Office of City District Government
Stay Blessed
msaeed said:
You also can get it from Aga Khan University Hospital (Community health centre-CHC) for Rs. 100/- per person within 15 minutes of time.
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Owais Iqbal said:
This is the new requirement I have gone through with the medical on 21st of July and I have not been asked for polio vaccination certificate ...
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Owais Iqbal said:
Abbasi Shaheed Hospital / Sindh Govt Hospital Liaquatabad (9 am - 2 pm), Ground Floor - ER Dept, free of Charge, takes 10 - 15 minutes, bring photocopy of PP and ID card both
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Owais Iqbal said:
where it is written?...
i am not asked to bring this certificate
Is this because of children??
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AK2147 said:
I think it is because children being not with u
But for adults i think it is not necessary
that's what i believe
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msaeed
Thank you all for your comments!
(XRAY) prescribed to any a pregnant patient can present a significant health hazard to the developing fetus!
It's highly controversial and often a matter of cost & benefit analysis.
From a mere medical point of view, YES Xray radiation should be avoided and it's up to the treating physician to determine the urgency & emergency of the case. There are a whole lot list of precautions (the trimester, the dose: ALARA, "As Low As Reasonably Achievable, Shielding: lead aprons, etc) if they opt for the prescribing the radiation.
I had no intentions of discussing this dilemma
I only wanted to refer to the part which necessitates that the applicant SHOULD undergo the Chest Xray and there is no way that they may DEFER the procedure! "the CIC regulations not the medical recommendations"
I know it must be an uneasy decision!! GOOD LUCK !!
ATB
Rawdah
petereshiett2K1
msaeed
Thank you all for your comments!
(XRAY) prescribed to any a pregnant patient can present a significant health hazard to the developing fetus!
It's highly controversial and often a matter of cost & benefit analysis.
From a mere medical point of view, YES Xray radiation should be avoided and it's up to the treating physician to determine the urgency & emergency of the case. There are a whole lot list of precautions (the trimester, the dose: ALARA, "As Low As Reasonably Achievable, Shielding: lead aprons, etc) if they opt for the prescribing the radiation.
I had no intentions of discussing this dilemma
I only wanted to refer to the part which necessitates that the applicant SHOULD undergo the Chest Xray and there is no way that they may DEFER the procedure! "the CIC regulations not the medical recommendations"
I know it must be an uneasy decision!! GOOD LUCK !!
ATB
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