Medicals na may Findings....dito tayo!

troy

Hi sa lahat ng mga forumers at visa applicants. Share naman kau sa mga experience nyo tungkol sa mga medicals especially if may findings. Maybe we share ideas/opinions at magtulungan tau kung anong mga steps na ginawa nyo para ma grant ang visa..

Ako na ang una...Hypertension. I was ask to see cardiologist. Huhuhu!

TasBurrfoot

@troy - am curious as to how they found out about your hypertension? was it when they took your BP?

could it be just one-off? meaning normally, you would have normal BP? or you really have hypertension?

Robbie1977

our medical results aug13 send to ehealth and acknowledged....but till now wala p student visa.

panu malalaman mayroon problema s result?

LokiJr

@TinaR, how about diabetes po...sapat na po bang sabihin sa case officer na nagmmaintenance or pahirapan ang approval ng visa?

JClem

Prove mo lang din na you can maintain your blood sugar level, the best din is hingi ka certificate sa doctor mo. I think hihingin din talaga to sa mga clinics where you'll have your medicals. 🙂

<blockquote rel="LokiJr">@TinaR, how about diabetes po...sapat na po bang sabihin sa case officer na nagmmaintenance or pahirapan ang approval ng visa? </blockquote>

LokiJr

Wala pa naman akong karamdaman pero nasa pamilya kasi namin e hehe...sige, doctor's cert lang pala kelangan, thanks! 😃

JClem

Nasa family din namin ang diabetic. 🙂 Thank God di pa naman nagmamanifest sa kin. Hirap mag-enjoy kapag may sakit. 🙂

<blockquote rel="LokiJr">Wala pa naman akong karamdaman pero nasa pamilya kasi namin e hehe...sige, doctor's cert lang pala kelangan, thanks! 😃</blockquote>

hopeful

hi.. question po.. may kilala na po ba kyong na grant ng PR na may dependant applicant na may congenital defect (baby) that might render him/her disabled someday?

tita_vech

@hopeful - once may na meet akong pinoy couple na may learning disability yung anak, nadala naman nila sa Australia. That was a long time ago, hindi ko rin alam kung anong level nung disability when they applied. Binata na sya ngayon ang coping ok, yung kaya mag shopping at public transport pero bata lang ang isip.

Yun naman Dutch friend ko sabi nag-migrate yung parents nya nung may White Australia Policy pa. Di raw pumasa yung isang kapatid simply because crossed-eyed. At least ngayon di na ganun kahigpit.

Ang ganda nang support nang gov para sa mga may disability ang their family, sana ma-grant kayo nang visa.

Try mo kaya mag search sa MRT database, baka lang may makuha kang idea:

http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/cth/MRTA/

hopeful

tnx po @tita_vech .. kaya lang po ako naging interesado sa AU ay para may mgandang environment na kalakihan ang anak ko, as you've said, maganda support ng AU govt sa disabled. (na unfortunately hindi ganyan ang Pinas)

we might use the services of agent. sa mga nbbsa ko e mukhang risky sitwasyon nmin. tnx for the link.. 🙂

tita_vech

@hopeful - sa pov ko in most cases using an agent is a waste of money. But sa case nyo so makakatulong sila. Sana makakuha kayo nang magaling para ma-grant kayo nang visa.

Sobrang ok talaga medical benefits dito. Yung kapitbahay namin nagbakasyon sa Manila, unfortunately nagkaroon nang heart condition. Walang travel insurance, so when she was hospitalized ang laki nang gastos, plus yung maintenance na gamot after umabot sa 800+ per day. Buti nakabalik agad sa Oz - cost of meds 1aud/day (better quality pa yan), plus free rehab twice a week!

Meron din pinoy couple who decided to retire na sa Pinas so they sold everything pati unit sa Sydney. Kaso pag-uwi pareho naging sickly, nahirapan silang mag-adjust. Nag labas-pasok pa sa ospital, kaya no choice sila kung hindi bumalik sa Sydney. Madali daw mauubos pera nila due to medical expenses, plus dami daw relatives na humihingi financial assistance.

Sa alam ko may allowance din from gov yung may mga disability.

Laxin

Hi. Im new here 🙂 then nakita ko itong topic about medical problem. Maybe guys you could give me idea coz I am really worried na ma deny. We are applying for spouse visa, kaso may history ako ng PTB due to hospital exposure. do you know anyone with my same case? what happened? ma de deny kaya ako? I already did my 6 months treatment. I did my sputum culture and sensitivity test & Sputum AFB and it's negative, no bacteria growth. but after my 6 months of treatment, still my scar pa din ang lungs ko. My pulmo said, im not active.

What do you think? Maraming salamat 🙂

tita_vech

@laxin - I think your case should be ok. Not sure if ok mag post dito ng links from other forums, but for your peace of mind:

http://www.australiaforum.com/visas-immigration/6885-previous-tb-history.html

http://www.pomsinoz.com/forum/migration-issues/87815-slight-lung-scar-lung-blunting-x-ray-problem.html

Pag may active TB they will request the applicant to undergo medication for 6-months, then pag-clear na nabibigyan pa rin nang visa. Saw sa other forums na kahit may scar/calcification ok pa rin.

Having said that, I know mas mahigpit sila sa mga nasa medical profession, so I hope hindi related doon ang work mo.

Laxin

@tita_vech : thank you po sa links and information. Sadly, I'm in health care team. That's how I got infected. Tapos na din ako sa 6 months treatment. Now we should pray hard na sana ma approved and also, wag naman sana ako mahirapan makahanap ng work. Im confident na I'm fit to work with evidence of my lab, pero sila pa din decision maker.

tita_vech

Don't worry much, malaki chance mo makapasa. Or if may konting delay tanggapin with open heart kasi everything happens for a reason.

Isasama mo sa prayers pati ang mga co, that they will be in a positive frame of mind pag hinawakan ang case nyo. Di ba kasi pag maganda ang araw nila big advantage sa mga cases na iaassess for that day.

Alam natin ang power of prayers, and ask for assistance kay St Jude and sa mga saints that you particularly feel you have special connection with.

You've come a long way, maliit na hurdle lang ito. Good luck at balitaan mo nalang kami pag approve na ang visa.

TotoyOZresident

<blockquote rel="Laxin">@tita_vech : thank you po sa links and information. Sadly, I'm in health care team. That's how I got infected. Tapos na din ako sa 6 months treatment. Now we should pray hard na sana ma approved and also, wag naman sana ako mahirapan makahanap ng work. Im confident na I'm fit to work with evidence of my lab, pero sila pa din decision maker.</blockquote></blockquote>

Dont worry kapag nakapunta ka dito means pasado ka rin health. Magpapa regular check up ka lang. Importante makapunta ka dito libre naman ang medical staka confidential naman. Kung di ka man makapasok sa health services puede ka naman mag iba ng career. Importante yung mister mo may work. Goodluck

erp3

hi to all,

need advise in wer to find listings of medical issue or diseases that may hinder AUS application. My best friend is planning to go to AUS but he's diagnosed of "inactive hepa-B". makakalusot po b kya sya s immigration? Please advise and thanks

lock_code2004

<blockquote rel="erp3">hi to all,

hi, here is the main link.

click nyo na lang ung mga sub-content..

http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/health-requirements/

Boyolo

@erp3 if he/she has been diagnosed with 'inactive hepa-B' I belive he will pass the health requirement according to the info on DIAC website but he will be asked to show proof.

sofabed

question po, during medical required po ba mag fasting?