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[sh_humayun]

You have to start treatment but I would like to drew your attention to some points.  If u just started antihypertensive medication first time only before the consultation, you wont know how would be the effect.  Another point is some medications like ACE group starts their effect after 3 weeks.  Another group, like Beta blocker will affect your heart beat n the dr can find out slower heart beat.  Finally, diuretics group will affect your urine concentraion and since you will go through urine analysis as well, it might change the normal elements concentration in urine.

Dear hondubai,

I am already using ant-hypertension tablets with the consultation of the doctor. My question is that whether should i tell the DMP that i am using medicine or no need to tell him?

regards,

Humayun

[FJ6]

hi sir quorax once again i have a question, i already sent our passport to visa office my question is that in oue application i wrote there that our intended place to live in canada is BC but now we wanted to live in ontario. is it possible, we are under federal skilled worker category.what steps do we need to do?tnx so much in advance.

Hi,
looking at previous quotes from others and qorax, i believe you can land and live any where once you have you PR with the exception of quebec.
fj6

[itisme]

Dear Qorax , have u read my question in the previous page


thanks

[lover]

1. It's tough to reopen a case after it gets refused in 'writing'. However, not impossible.
2. Reopening has no priority - thus, CIC tends to go slow.
3. Reopening also goes thru a different cell of the VO, a different IO & a different set of procedures.
4. Cases from certain region/s take more time due to higher checking/s.
5. Cases of some VOs take more time due to them being already over-clogged.

Have patience.
Qorax

thanks a lot.....their visa office id new delhi

[casayed]

Dear casayed,
If DMP will ask me that have you used any ant-hypertensive tab, then what should i reply?

regards,


Humayun

It  doesn't  matter,they cant  find whether u took anti-hypertensive  or  not.It will b  better if  u  take anti-hypertensive tablet few days  before ur  medical and check what is the  bp(practice  match  hahah).and if  it  is  normal try it on the  day of ur Medical check up.

[Jazzireet]

It  doesn't  matter,they cant  find whether u took anti-hypertensive  or  not.It will b  better if  u  take anti-hypertensive tablet few days  before ur  medical and check what is the  bp(practice  match  hahah).and if  it  is  normal try it on the  day of ur Medical check up.

Please tell if cases are rejected on basis of blood pressure and diabetes and is it essential to disclose your medical history during medicals

[hondubai]

Dear hondubai,
I am already using ant-hypertension tablets with the consultation of the doctor. My question is that whether should i tell the DMP that i am using medicine or no need to tell him?
regards,
Humayun

Pm me the name of your antihypertensive drug.  The point is to have the xray, the urine, and the clinical exam consistant with your medical history. Ok, let me rephrase your question; what happens If DMP asked about any medication and you denied?
Some antihypertensive drugs has a side effects which could by themselves appear as a "desease" if it was not interpreted in the right context. For example, diuretics might change the urine analysis figures.  Another example, is beta blockers they would decrease your heart rate. Moreover, if one patient had a history of long standing hypertension, they would have "left ventercuilar heart hypertophy" or simply u can say a "bigger heart size" on the xray and when the DMP checks your BLP and see it normal or may be even less than normal after your medicine, it would contradict the xray findings!  Nevertheless, many medications has no noticable side effects. For instance, ACE inhibitors group or ARBS group go without notice.

[sh_humayun]

Pm me the name of your antihypertensive drug.  The point is to have the xray, the urine, and the clinical exam consistant with your medical history. Ok, let me rephrase your question; what happens If DMP asked about any medication and you denied?
Some antihypertensive drugs has a side effects which could by themselves appear as a "desease" if it was not interpreted in the right context. For example, diuretics might change the urine analysis figures.  Another example, is beta blockers they would decrease your heart rate. Moreover, if one patient had a history of long standing hypertension, they would have "left ventercuilar heart hypertophy" or simply u can say a "bigger heart size" on the xray and when the DMP checks your BLP and see it normal or may be even less than normal after your medicine, it would contradict the xray findings!  Nevertheless, many medications has no noticable side effects. For instance, ACE inhibitors group or ARBS group go without notice.

Thanks for your kind reply.

I am using following medicine for BP.

1-  Advant (Candesartan Cilexetil 16mg  - one tab in night)
2- Concor (Bisoprolol Furmarate 2.5 mg - one  tab in night
This disease has been diagnosed only two months ago.

I am a regular playewr of football and doing exercises on daily basis. I don't know how this BP caught me.

With regards,

Humyun

[Manonthemove]

Captain,

Hope you are doing well.

Sent you a PM a slightly lengthy one,  as it has a copy of a reply to a CSQ from NDVO, request your kind attention, waiting eagerly for your expert advise please

God Bless
Manonthemove

[drmunir]

They may not ask, it''s our duty to info them anyway.

dear Qorax      what is  Live-in  caregiver  ??

[qorax]

dear Qorax      what is  Live-in  caregiver  ??

Live-in Caregivers
Employers who need someone to reside in their homes and provide care for children, elderly persons or persons with disabilities can hire live-in caregivers under the Live-in Caregiver Program (LCP).

-LMO application (EMP5093)
-Contract (EMP5498)
-Description of Room - (Download PDF 38KB)
-Medical Disability Certificate - (Download PDF 38KB)
-Checklist - (Download PDF 106KB )
-New: Employers using a third party representative must complete the "Annex to the Appointment of Representative" form and send it with the LMO application.

Qorax
http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/workplaceskills/foreign_workers/fwp_forms.shtml#H02

[harsh001]

Hi qorax,

Couple of days back... i got a letter from chc new delhi saying...
The above named applicant has undergone preliminary medical evaluation by this office..In order to complete this evaluation...the following information is required..
other: CONSULTANT REPORT: GASTROENTEROLOGY CONSULT FOR ABNORMAL LFT...

Will there be any problem regarding this??? Please advice....what does it mean..is this something very serious???

regards
Harsh

[sakeer]

Dear Qorax
please i have question
about transferring syrian immigration file to Amman (Jordan) did you have any information when they will start processing syrian file in Amman office ?
if there is anybody had received answer from Amman office ?

with my best regards

[deba_avik]

Dear Sirs,
In the guideline still it says in Step 1: Gather documents:

Translation of documents

Any document that is not in English or French must be accompanied by:

the English or French tranSlation; and
an affidavit from the person who completed the translation; and
a certified copy of the original document.
Note: An affidavit is a document on which the translator has sworn, in the presence of a commissioner authorized to administer oaths in the country in which the translator is living, that the contents of their translation are a true translation and representation of the contents of the original document. Translators who are certified members in good standing of one of the provincial or territorial organizations of translators and interpreters of Canada do not need to supply an affidavit.

Important information. Translations by family members are not acceptable.

Certified true copies

To have a photocopy of a document certified, an authorized person must compare the original document to the photocopy and must print the following on the photocopy:

“I certify that this is a true copy of the original document”,
the name of the original document,
the date of the certification,
his or her name,
his or her official position or title, and
his or her signature.
Who can certify copies?

Persons authorized to certify copies include the following:

In Canada:

a commissioner of oaths
a notary public
a justice of the peace
Outside Canada:

a judge
a magistrate
a notary public
an officer of a court of justice
a commissioner authorized to administer oaths in the country in which the person is living
Family members may not certify copies of your documents.

Now my question:
Is the photocopy of the document not mandatory to notarize for MI-3 applicants? If not needed, please assist us showing the link where it is written that no notarization is needed for documents?
Thanks for your assistance in advance.
deba_avik

[hondubai]

Thanks for your kind reply.

I am using following medicine for BP.

1-  Advant (Candesartan Cilexetil 16mg  - one tab in night)This a new generation "ARBS".No problem
2- Concor (Bisoprolol Furmarate 2.5 mg - one  tab in night) Although this is a beta blocker, because it is low dose"only2.5 mg",so it will also has nil side effect.


This disease has been diagnosed only two months ago.

I am a regular playewr of football and doing exercises on daily basis. I don't know how this BP caught me.

With regards,

Humyun