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Umbilical hernia and PR Medicals

9jcanada

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Oct 16, 2010
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Calgary Alberta
App. Filed.......
12/01/2011
AOR Received.
10/06/2011
Med's Request
09/02/2012
Med's Done....
14/02/2012
Interview........
N/A
Passport Req..
26/03/2012
VISA ISSUED...
04/05/2012
LANDED..........
August 2012
He, we recently had our medicals for our PR application FSW1 stream. Our 4 year old son had a small umbilical hernia. The DMP noted this during the medical exam. Does anyone here have experience about this? Will this be an issue for us; will we be required to take further exams or be mandated to have the surgery before we can be admitted to Canada.

PS: The paediatric surgeon here had decided that surgery will not be done until he is 5. He's without any symptoms, it doesn't bother him except that cosmetically he/we will not be happy for him to keep it for long.
 

9jcanada

Champion Member
Oct 16, 2010
1,020
52
Calgary Alberta
App. Filed.......
12/01/2011
AOR Received.
10/06/2011
Med's Request
09/02/2012
Med's Done....
14/02/2012
Interview........
N/A
Passport Req..
26/03/2012
VISA ISSUED...
04/05/2012
LANDED..........
August 2012
Any ideas on this issue folks?

Thanks

9j
 

Leon

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The rule of thumb is that an illness will start to hurt your PR if it costs $5000 a year or more. I doubt that it it going to cost that much to fix a small umbilical hernia in a child.
 

9jcanada

Champion Member
Oct 16, 2010
1,020
52
Calgary Alberta
App. Filed.......
12/01/2011
AOR Received.
10/06/2011
Med's Request
09/02/2012
Med's Done....
14/02/2012
Interview........
N/A
Passport Req..
26/03/2012
VISA ISSUED...
04/05/2012
LANDED..........
August 2012
Thanks everyone. We got our PPR without any concern about our child's condition.

Thanks to everyone for the advice.

9j