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I had my Cesarean in December 2006 and in February 2007 I went for medical examination. Doctor asked me the question that if I had any operation in past and I told him straight Yes I had the Cesarean in December. Then he asked two more questions:
1. The name of the hospital you got operated. He noted it in his register.
2. Do You feel any pain on the stitches now after two months for which I said No.
Is there any effect of all this on my application?
Will my application be rejected for this?
Would they contact to that hospital or ask for medical records of that hospital?
[15-02-2007,05:39]
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Noshy |
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(in reply to: QUESTIONS BY MEDICAL OFFICER)
At most you will be asked for further examination. If there were no complications there is no reason for the medical officer (immigration) to reject your application.
[15-02-2007,05:47]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: QUESTIONS BY MEDICAL OFFICER)
Hi
Having a baby is a joyous occurance and not a disease. Now the baby has to come out some way;-) I had my C-section in Aug and medical in October. I had pain still where I was cut up. He asked me and I said yes, it does last for 6-9 months. That´s normal and they understand it.
Thanks
[15-02-2007,14:22]
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Saikripa |
(in reply to: QUESTIONS BY MEDICAL OFFICER)
Your application likely won´t be rejected because of that.
[15-02-2007,14:26]
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Bill |
(in reply to: QUESTIONS BY MEDICAL OFFICER)
No it won´t be a problem at all. My wife had a C section and the doc told us that would not be a problem at all.
[15-02-2007,15:01]
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CA Hopeful |
Thanks GIving (in reply to: QUESTIONS BY MEDICAL OFFICER)
Lots of thanks to all of you who spared your moments to reply. Your replies have made me free of this unnecessary tension. Many regards to you ALL.
[16-02-2007,01:22]
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Noshy |
