Medicals na may Findings....dito tayo!

maliboo

http://www.immi.gov.au/gateways/panel_doctors/conducting_medicals/instructions/panel-doctors-instructions.pdf

@pmzinoz here you go 🙂 hope this helps lower your anxiety..

pmzinoz

thank you, appreciate it :-)

rhyme

Recieved a call today from aux clinic where i undergo chert xray 2weeks ago for my tourist visa and they said they guna refer me to st.lukes clinics for secondary screening where i have to undergo sputum exam,.im scared to death i dont know what to do..specialy sputum culture takes upto 2months.grrr..anyone here who had the same story?

Pokie

Hello mga kababayan, i am currently processing my papers for pr in aus. My husband kasi ay may health problem. His liver is not functioning well. Like ngayon, nagdadialysis siya once a week para ma survive pa ang liver niya dahil may iniinom siya na gamot for his lump on his head. Once tapos na ang medication, stop na din ang dialysis. In every annual physical exam, hindi nakikita ung problem niyang yun. Ang tanong ko po, kung hindi niya idedeclare ung health problem nyang yun at walang makita sa medical, magkakaproblema po ba kami dahil sa hindi pagdeclare non after ma grant yung visa?

Khaosan_Road

<blockquote rel="Pokie">Hello mga kababayan, i am currently processing my papers for pr in aus. My husband kasi ay may health problem. His liver is not functioning well. Like ngayon, nagdadialysis siya once a week para ma survive pa ang liver niya dahil may iniinom siya na gamot for his lump on his head. Once tapos na ang medication, stop na din ang dialysis. In every annual physical exam, hindi nakikita ung problem niyang yun. Ang tanong ko po, kung hindi niya idedeclare ung health problem nyang yun at walang makita sa medical, magkakaproblema po ba kami dahil sa hindi pagdeclare non after ma grant yung visa?</blockquote>

Possible ground for rejection kapag hindi nyo ni-declare. Irerefer automatically sa MOC yung application nyo and it's up to them to decide kung approve or they will give you a clearance. Kapag nasatisfy nyo naman yung health conditions nila, they will grant you the visa.

Pokie

Pero kung nasa Australia na po siya at tinago niya ung medical condition na yun, let's say na bumalik po ung sakit nya after a year at dun siya nagpagamot. Marereject pa din ba ang visa niya kapag ganon? Nagwoworry kasi kami na kung ideclare niya ung sakit niya ngayon ay totally hindi kami makapunta.

Nadine

@Pokie, mam, if you don't mind me asking, ano po tawag sa medical condition niya? If ayaw niyo po share for privacy reasons, ok lang po yun. But I don't think it's advisable to conceal a medical condition. I think the best thing is to get clearance from his doctors if PR ang application niyo.

Base sa sabi niyo, hindi gumagana ng maayos ang atay nya? Nahihirapan ako mag-decide kasi di ko alam kung ano health problem. Pero tingin ko makikita pa rin with appropriate blood test. With dialysis naman, may mga simptoma na makikita ang mga titingin sa kanya na doctor. Mahirap kung itatago at nakita pala sa test.

As to yung tanong niyo po kung ano mangyayari if babalik sakit nya dito sa Oz na?. Malalaman at malalaman ng mga manggagamot yan kung pre-existing or chronic health condition. Pero hindi naman yata kayo tatanggalan ng visa kung granted na at andito na kayo.

Goodluck po,

lock_code2004

@Pokie ayan si Doktora @nadine..

Ang isang impact pagdating dito sa Au, at bumalik sakit nya, sa tingin ko eh dun sa medical insurance, makikita nila pre-existing nga ung condition.. Opinion ko lng po ito..

Pokie

@Nadine Hi po, mga 10yrs ago po kasi nadetect na may nana ung liver niya and naheal naman siya kaso ung function ng liver hindi na katulad ng dati. so every time na may itatake siyang malaks na gamot, inaadvice ng doctor na magdialysis siya para malinis ung dugo nya from chemicals at wag totally madamage ang liver. may bukol po kasi siya sa ulo ngayon pero not cancerous based s biopsy kaya umiinom po siya ng gamot.

Pokie

@lock_code2004 Sir, kung madetect nilang pre-existing ung condition niya. pwde bang maging grounds yun na bawiin ang visa?

lock_code2004

<blockquote rel="Pokie">@lock_code2004 Sir, kung madetect nilang pre-existing ung condition niya. pwde bang maging grounds yun na bawiin ang visa?</blockquote>

im not sure about the Visa kung babawiin or hindi..

the best thing is declare it in your medical exam (if you decided to proceed with the applicaiton).

masasabi nating strict ang AU sa mga ganyang cases pero hindi naman nila i dedeny agad-agad yan.. meron review process on how to determine kung magiging burden ba sa overall medical system ng AU ang case nyo...

they call it Net Benefit Approach, chine-check nila kung if ever magkano ba ang magiging cost ng gamutan nyo versus anu ba ang contribution ng famly nyo sa Australia...

so malaking factor kung skilled kayo pareho at may posibilidad na mag work..

kung kailangan ba ng mahabang gamutan/hospitalization or mga tipong check-up lang..

marami pong factors na i-coconsider... if you can search sa google kung may mga parehong cases kayo at kung na bigyan ba sila ng visa..

it's a big risk.. but we will never know unless we try..

goodluck po..

Pokie

@lock_code2004 Maraming Salamat Sir. ganon nalang po ang gagawin namin. ideclare ung medical problem at sana maawa silang bigyan pa din kami ng visa despite ng condition niya. pareho kaming accountant and im hoping na sapat na yung magiging contribution namin vs sa magiging gamutan niya.

Nadine

@Pokie, I'm assuming liver abscess? Kung ganyan lang at treated na, no reason para magkaroon ng extensive liver damage. Also, no reason hindi kayo bibigyan ng medical clearance ng doctor. If it's plain and simple nana lang, I don't think major issue yan with visa issuance. Hahanapan lang siguro kayo ng certificate na treated.

But I feel that there will be questions about his dialysis. Gusto ko po kayo bigyan ng honest opinion pero mahirap din for me. Ang pinaka tanong na umiikot sa utak ko ngayon, ano ang status ng kidney nya at kailangan ng tulong ng dialysis. Normally po hindi kailangan ng dialysis kahit chemotherapy pa. The thing is, kung ako nga madami na tanong, I am pre-supposing lalo ang MOC na may guidelines na sinusunod.

So suggestion ko po, get all medical clearance as possible and give it a shot. Hindi natin malalaman until we try. If it's willed, it will happen.

moonwitchbleu

Hi po, may tanong po ako. Ano po magiging effect if mataas yung BP sa medical? Kasi po i have gestational hypertension which according to my OB 4-6 weeks from delivery pa mag back to normal. Right now mataas pa rin BP ko though nag indicate naman ako na im taking medication due to gestational hypertension. What do you think will be the impact po ba? Thanks 🙂

examiner30

Hi po,

Katatapos lang namin medical today. Sabi sa pulmonary evaluation may nakita daw abnormalities sa lungs ko at possible TB. Buti dala ko mga previous X-rays ko. Sabi ng doctor its up to the MOC daw kung okay yung ipapasa ng SLEC na result or require ako na mag further test and medication kung maconfirm na TB or idedeny kami ng visa.

Though nababasa ko naman na nagbibigay naman ang mga MOC ng chance for medication for positive TB, nakakapanghina kasi ng loob yung doctor na kumausap samin.

Meron ba dito naka experience na may condition na mag undergo muna ng medication before they decide on the visa application?

Salamat po ng marami. Nalulungkot talaga ako. 🙁

anneoz08

hi, question lang p hope u could help me... ngfill up kasi ako s emedical tas i declared na may history ako ng tb last 2004 pero nung kumuha ako ng medical certificate sa pulmonologist ko dati, mali pala ung date ko feb 2005 pala ako ndiagnosed akala ko dec2004. panu pag may correction s emedical how can i correct it?

chinky

Hello everyone! I'm new here. Would like to ask if meron kayong alam na panel doctor here in Iloilo City? thanks sa lahat ng mg cocomment..Godbless :-)

anj30

Hi!@[deleted], same condition to my mom. She was referred Kasi Sa xray results Nia.waiting from MOC update. D ko Lang sure gaano katagal ang update Ng MOC

TheDreamer

Hi.. Iga Nephropathy (wikipedia search) was detected wayback 2002 with 'persisten't microscopic hematuria and proteinuria detected 4/5 yrs ago through urinalysis. It is of unknown etiology according to my doctor. Once there's upper respiratory tract infection (i.e. tonsilitis, pharyngitis), dumadami yung rbc count sa urine.

From 2002 till present, all kidney function tests are normal (KUB ultrasound, Crea, BUN), BP normal. Progression is slow (thank God).

Proteinuria was well managed with maintenance drug.

Can someone enlighten me or had the same case of mine, what might be the approval chance? Though it wouldnt be burden to AU's medical services, i'm still worried.

I have all medical records and med certificate.

we're keeping our hopes high and counting on Him.

@nadine..ur medical point of view? :-)

Nadine

@TheDreamer, as far as I know, 2 things that will likely lead to visa refusal: 1. Community health hazard, 2. Will unduly strain medicare due to costs.

IgA nephropathy is generally manageable. If you have good BP control, normal cholesterol and normal kidney functions, I'd say your chances are good, presupposing all other visa requirements are met. Suggest to maintain healthy living so as not to "work" your kidney too much, and check kidney functions regularly.

Goodluck! 🙂

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