@C0pper said:
@FilMech said:
Share ko lang experience ko.
May history ako ng TB way back 2005. October ay nagpaschedule ako ng medical for a Visa sa IOM Makati.
Since alam ko na may TB history ako at lagi nakikita whenever may X-Ray, kumuha ako ng Pulmonologist Clearance sa doctor ko na gumamot sakin. Sa clearance, pinaindicate ko kung kelan ako nadiagnose, anong gamot pinatake sakin at dosage and lastly yung duration ng gamutan ko.
Dinala ko yung clearance na yun at copy ng recent x-ray ko from previous medical for comparison sa X-ray na gagawin sakin sa IOM. Mas maganda eh soft copy yung previous xray nyo para mapadala din nila sa DHA yun for comparison.
After nun, wala na pinagawa saking sputum test. Pinapirma lang ako ng health undertaking (form 815) para makapagpacheck up ako at mamonitor kapag pumunta na sa Australia. After mo masubmit yung health undertaking, bibigyan ka na nila ng health clearance.
Sana makatulong sa mga same case ko.
Hello po,
May history din ako ng TB (extrapulmonary) way back 2016, nag undergo ako ng medication and may health clearance from City Health Officer (TB-DOTS program). Tatanggapin po kayo eto?
Ilang days po before nasubmit ni IOM sa DHA yung result?
Thanks po.
Baka po tanggapin naman. May list po ng need para maclear kayu. May list na binigay sakin ung clinic na pinagpamedical namin sa Visa 190 namin. Ito email sakin:
Please provide a final chest clinic report upon completion of TB treatment.
Treatment should be undertaken at an approved DOT centre, as listed in Appendix D of the current Australian Panel Member Instructions.
If this is not possible please ensure adherence to DOT treatment regimen.
The final report is to include:
Start and end dates of the TB treatment given.
Whether treatment performed under DOT or not under DOT and at which facility.
The names and dosages of the drugs prescribed.
Were there any complications with the drugs prescribed or any need to stop or delay treatment Can be included under final (specialist) report
Body weight at the start of TB treatment, during treatment and on completion of treatment.
The laboratory reports for all sputum smears and cultures during the course of treatment and following completion of treatment (where applicable). Only first 3 sputum smear & culture and 1 sputum culture (during course of treatment) is available.
Please refer to the relevant section of the Australian Panel Member Instruction for full details on treatment and post treatment testing requirements.
All chest X-rays images and reports during and after the course of TB treatment. CXR images no available
The initial first line DST laboratory report including the concentration of isoniazid concentration in the medium used for drug sensitivity testing
[All positive culture isolates must be tested for susceptibility to first-line drugs at a minimum. Presently, first-line DST includes testing for susceptibility to isoniazid, rifampicin, ethambutol, pyrazinamide and streptomycin.]
- The laboratory report for second line testing if applicable Depends on first line DST result (optional)
[Mono resistance to either ethambutol or streptomycin does not routinely require second line DST but this is desirable.
Resistance to isoniazid or rifampicin and any other resistance pattern, must include second-line DST. This DST should include testing for susceptibility to flouroquinolone, ethionamide, capreomycin, amikacin and para-aminosalicylate sodium (PAS) if available.]
- The laboratory report for HIV testing if available
Yan ung email skain. I hope it helps. Thanks