Hi peeps, just a quick couple of questions.
Husband did his medical exam on Aug 11, urine was orange with blood cells in it. He played soccer 3 days before taking the exam and it could happen because of it. Nothing hurts, just the urine color is orange. He told the doctor about this thing, she commented it on his exam paper that it happened twice in his life after a long rest between heavy exercises.
Today we received full results back from emedical. There is a YES on bladder/kidneys desease and the blood in urine is 3+.
The conclusion is this:
"Provide Grading
Grading: B Grading
Nephrolithiasis, asymptomatic microhematuria. Urologist's FU is needed."
is it something serious for the case?
1. Is this paper already in Canada or is it just a report from a local clinic where he did the exam?
2. If it's not in Canada, then how long does it take for them to send it to Canadian doctor and show in ECAS? How do we know it's passed for sure?
Husband did his medical exam on Aug 11, urine was orange with blood cells in it. He played soccer 3 days before taking the exam and it could happen because of it. Nothing hurts, just the urine color is orange. He told the doctor about this thing, she commented it on his exam paper that it happened twice in his life after a long rest between heavy exercises.
Today we received full results back from emedical. There is a YES on bladder/kidneys desease and the blood in urine is 3+.
The conclusion is this:
"Provide Grading
Grading: B Grading
Nephrolithiasis, asymptomatic microhematuria. Urologist's FU is needed."
is it something serious for the case?
1. Is this paper already in Canada or is it just a report from a local clinic where he did the exam?
2. If it's not in Canada, then how long does it take for them to send it to Canadian doctor and show in ECAS? How do we know it's passed for sure?