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Shweta1214

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Hi,

I have given medical test for my PR submission. But there was high glucose in my urine test and I have been asked to retake blood test for blood glucose measure.
I don't have any diabetes problem in my family.
Will there be any chances of rejection due to glucose contains in urine or blood.

Please advise. Thanks!
 
Shweta1214 said:
Hi,

I have given medical test for my PR submission. But there was high glucose in my urine test and I have been asked to retake blood test for blood glucose measure.
I don't have any diabetes problem in my family.
Will there be any chances of rejection due to glucose contains in urine or blood.

Please advise. Thanks!
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Hello...

I don't think you will get any rejection for this.
I have a blood in the urine and I got additional request from CIC. AND at the end I passed my medical.
 
Shweta1214 said:
Hi,

I have given medical test for my PR submission. But there was high glucose in my urine test and I have been asked to retake blood test for blood glucose measure.
I don't have any diabetes problem in my family.
Will there be any chances of rejection due to glucose contains in urine or blood.

Please advise. Thanks!
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:)

Please don't worry as I did , since I had diabetes and Hyper tension too, but I mentioned my meds and all the current tests they had done was normal.

As you might know they are making changes in the clause of excessive demand and you might see some changes in April 2018 .So I am pretty sure they will be focused only on communicable disease etc
 
Hey guys, need some help here.
Actually, I wear glasses of around no.10. With glasses my vision is ok. Will it be a problem in health test for me?
Thanks.
 
krunal2904 said:
Hello...

I don't think you will get any rejection for this.
I have a blood in the urine and I got additional request from CIC. AND at the end I passed my medical.
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Thanks Krunal. I have left few message in your message box. Please advise. Thanks.
 
Shubhdeep1994 said:
I was going through Medical Checkup info on CIC site. It says that one applying for PR should also get their parents' health checkup. Is it so? It'on this page " http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpce...64113.474813.1522403342-1376051815.1512284258 "
Pls advise. Thanks.
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Parents are not required and i cant find any details of that sort


Yes. All of your accompanying and non-accompanying dependants must have a medical exam performed by a Panel Physician approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

Non-accompanying dependants must undergo a medical exam to make sure they are admissible to Canada. They must be admissible to maintain their eligibility to be sponsored by their family members in the future.

Having inadmissible dependants might make you inadmissible as an applicant for permanent residence.
 
denzrambo said:
Parents are not required and i cant find any details of that sort


Yes. All of your accompanying and non-accompanying dependants must have a medical exam performed by a Panel Physician approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

Non-accompanying dependants must undergo a medical exam to make sure they are admissible to Canada. They must be admissible to maintain their eligibility to be sponsored by their family members in the future.

Having inadmissible dependants might make you inadmissible as an applicant for permanent residence.
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Thanks a lot.. Don't know why I read parents.. Thanks anyway.
 
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Hey @denzrambo .. Is there any way I get medical test in advance to know if I have any inadmissible health issues.. cuz as I have been informed panel physicians send their report directly to cic and it leads to visa refusal and fees being wasted..
 
Shubhdeep1994 said:
Hey @denzrambo .. Is there any way I get medical test in advance to know if I have any inadmissible health issues.. cuz as I have been informed panel physicians send their report directly to cic and it leads to visa refusal and fees being wasted..
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The main test done are for communicable diseases like HIV,Syphilis,Tuberculosis etc .You could do the test and find out with you're doctor.As a precaution do all blood work and see the results for you're piece of mind.If you see any anomaly you could work on that scenario. You wouldn't have to worry in any other way. Most of the communicable diseases, CIC gives ample time for you to recover and redo it.Panel physicians will require further test for diabetes,Hypertension or any other issues that you report to them early so you can complete this in youre first visit.
If all looks normal they would provide the details to CIC

Again like i mentioned above the excessive demand clause is going to be relaxed and might see some changes in April.

https://www.cicnews.com/2017/12/house-commons-ircc-excessive-demand-129954.html#gs.xslFaJM
 
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denzrambo said:
The main test done are for communicable diseases like HIV,Syphilis,Tuberculosis etc .You could do the test and find out with you're doctor.As a precaution do all blood work and see the results for you're piece of mind.IF you see any anomaly you could work on that scenario. You wouldn't have to worry in any other way. Most of the communicable diseases, CIC gives ample time for you to recover and redo it.Panel physicians will require further test for diabetes,Hypertension or any other issues that you report to them early so you can complete this in youre first visit.
If all looks normal they would provide he details to CIC

again like i mentioned the excessive demand clause is going to be relaxed and might see some changes in April.

https://www.cicnews.com/2017/12/house-commons-ircc-excessive-demand-129954.html#gs.xslFaJM
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Thanks a ton.. :)
 
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Shweta1214 said:
Hi,

I have given medical test for my PR submission. But there was high glucose in my urine test and I have been asked to retake blood test for blood glucose measure.
I don't have any diabetes problem in my family.
Will there be any chances of rejection due to glucose contains in urine or blood.

Please advise. Thanks!
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How did your application go?
The blood in yiur urine was it +1 or +2?
 
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