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after about 7 years, i recieved my medicals.... in a very bad timing,,, ???
my wife is few weeks pregnant !!!
anyone with a similar experience to share is highly appreciated
 
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theone said:
after about 7 years, i recieved my medicals.... in a very bad timing,,, ???
my wife is few weeks pregnant !!!
anyone with a similar experience to share is highly appreciated

Hi,

First of all, Congratulations for the new baby and also for your MR. I believe your main concern here must be about getting the X-Rays. This particular topic has been discussed umpteen number of times here in this forum. You will find plenty of information here if you use the 'search' feature. I wish I could provide all the threads here.

But to sum it up, you have mainly two choices regarding your wife's X-Ray. I am not recommending any specific option as the choice is purely yours.

1) Either do it now with the help of a protective lead shield or 2) do the rest of the tests without X-Ray and wait for the delivery to do X-Ray.

It is a debatable topic, but also, it is a fact that a single exposure to X-Ray using protective shield will not harm the baby if it is done properly. Remember, although not a direct exposure, an X-Ray technician uses such a shield everyday and remains safe.It is always not recommended based on the growth stage of the baby as well as based on the quality of X-Ray service provider. Consult your nearest designated medical practitioner for the right advice as he/she will be able to assess the situation better. Always inform the radiologist about the pregnancy before you go for an X-Ray.

The second option is absolutely medically risk free and is entertained by visa offices too. However, your application will proceed further only once your wife's X-Ray reaches the visa office. Also, this means a new addition of family member. Hence, the passport / other documents applicable for the child will also have to be submitted to complete your application.

What ever decision you take, wishing you a wise, cheerful and healthy baby. Good luck.

Regarding your medical examination as a whole, please find a link below:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp

Hope it helps
 
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thank you for the comprehensive reply.
I ll update you with what will happen with me..
 
ASK said:
Hi,

First of all, Congratulations for the new baby and also for your MR. I believe your main concern here must be about getting the X-Rays. This particular topic has been discussed umpteen number of times here in this forum. You will find plenty of information here if you use the 'search' feature. I wish I could provide all the threads here.

But to sum it up, you have mainly two choices regarding your wife's X-Ray. I am not recommending any specific option as the choice is purely yours.

1) Either do it now with the help of a protective lead shield or 2) do the rest of the tests without X-Ray and wait for the delivery to do X-Ray.

It is a debatable topic, but also, it is a fact that a single exposure to X-Ray using protective shield will not harm the baby if it is done properly. Remember, although not a direct exposure, an X-Ray technician uses such a shield everyday and remains safe.It is always not recommended based on the growth stage of the baby as well as based on the quality of X-Ray service provider. Consult your nearest designated medical practitioner for the right advice as he/she will be able to assess the situation better. Always inform the radiologist about the pregnancy before you go for an X-Ray.

The second option is absolutely medically risk free and is entertained by visa offices too. However, your application will proceed further only once your wife's X-Ray reaches the visa office. Also, this means a new addition of family member. Hence, the passport / other documents applicable for the child will also have to be submitted to complete your application.

What ever decision you take, wishing you a wise, cheerful and healthy baby. Good luck.

Regarding your medical examination as a whole, please find a link below:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp

Hope it helps
Very informative. Thank you.
+1 for u
 
theone said:
after about 7 years, i recieved my medicals.... in a very bad timing,,, ???
my wife is few weeks pregnant !!!
anyone with a similar experience to share is highly appreciated

I have done my Medical on 14th of Nov


My wife is 24 week pregnant....

IOM offer us 3 different options regarding my wife pregnancy

1. we can do X-rays with protective shield now
2. we can do all the tests apart from X-ray which can done after delivery or
3. last month of pregnancy (which is totally safe as they told us).


we have chosen 2nd option

they gave us a letter that i have to send CHC London and they kept photo copy of that letter and they will send that photo copy to India but they will not send my wife's other test reports (blood and urine) to CHC, they will keep those reports and will send altogether later with X-rays after the delivery.


hope it will clear you all the points at this stage
 
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Hi,
I was in the same situation earlier this year....after waiting for 4 yrs they called me for medicals and iwas 8wks pregnant.My DMP dint even giv me the option to go for xray with shielding(i wasnt going to do anyhow).so me nd hubby had the exam.I dint had any xray taken at dat stage,and i was told to return after the baby is born.I went few days after the baby is born to hv the x ray.I got the PPR within 15 days after the same.So dont be worrying,u been waiting this long give another 8-9 months that will be it.Good Luck.
 
There is an additional form which CIC has started using since Oct 2012 specially for pregnant clients who had their X-Ray deferred during medicals - IMM5733E. I am not aware about the previous existence or versions of this form. You can find below the link for the same:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/partner/pp/pdf/IMM5733E.pdf

Hope it helps
 
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ASK said:
There is an additional form which CIC has started using since Oct 2012 specially for pregnant clients who had their X-Ray deferred during medicals - IMM5733E. I am not aware about the previous existence or versions of this form. You can find below the link for the same:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/partner/pp/pdf/IMM5733E.pdf

Hope it helps
please whatever decision you agreed to take God is on your side...
 
ASK said:
There is an additional form which CIC has started using since Oct 2012 specially for pregnant clients who had their X-Ray deferred during medicals - IMM5733E. I am not aware about the previous existence or versions of this form. You can find below the link for the same:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/partner/pp/pdf/IMM5733E.pdf

Hope it helps

yes this is the same form which is filled and given by IOM and advised to send to CHC London
 
I am in the same situation of pregnancy which one u faced before.
I aslo downloaded the " pregnancy differed" form and filled by by DM

My question is do i have to send this original form by post OR send the copy of this form by email??

please I need an urgent guidance for this because the DM doesn't know how to handle this situation that is weird.

Regards.
 
Waiting for suggestions. ..........
 
I have a question about same situation. I have to appear for medical exam but I have doubt that I am pregnant of 4 weeks. Do they perform ant test
which reflect that I am pregnant. To be pregnant make any difference to my pr application? Is it necessary to declare my pregnancy?
please help me
 
You declare you pregnancy then you PR will come after delivery. Pregnancy doesn't stop you from taking CHEST X-ray.
Pregnancy test not done routinely.