Medical test for PR
Hi
I recently had my medical test undertaken in the UK. I believe it would be a standardized test considering the doctor was filling in the forms.
They checked (for what I can remember from the 22nd Jan)
Height
Weight
Eyesight.
Teeth - yes I know the doctor was impressed with just one filling!
Asked if I had any tattoos (none)
My 'bits' below my belt (very unnerving having an old man put his hand down there!)
Muscle tone, reactions by knocking my knee with one of those rubber hammers.
Checked breathing and heart blood pressure.
Asked if I'd ever been in hospital or had any serious medical conditions or taking any prescriptions.
Wanted to know if I'd been abroad (he wasn't interested in my vaccination record).
How many units of alcohol I drank a week.
Interestingly the doctor said he could generally tell more by chatting to the patient than from a physical examination.
Took blood for serology tests took a week to come back
X -ray of lungs tests took a week to come back
I'm 39 and it appeared the doctor was amazed at my health, especially my low (in a good way) blood pressure and never had any serious conditions. So I do recommend being brought up on organic vegetables, eat cheese but not regular amounts of fish, avoid eating too many sweets, drink loads of milk and water, not much alcohol, coffee or tea. Lift weights (he remarked on the big muscle mass on the shoulders), use an exercise bike and play ice hockey. Himm maybe if you've not started young you might want to avoid that one.
Cheers Chris
Hi all,
I am planning to apply for a PR visa for canada. Before that I would like to know few details from you all.
first thing, can anyone please provide me the link which says what are all kinds of tests are done for medical clearance.
Next thing, I have done my post graduation and all my education is done in english medium. Do I still need to take a english proficiency tests like IELTS?
Please respond.
Thanks