Don't be careless about introducing Canadian immigrants to physical examination.

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Don't be careless about the medical examination of Canadian immigrants. The medical examination of Canadian immigrants is something that needs to be taken seriously. How's it going? Let's take a look together.

Don't be careless about the medical examination of Canadian immigrants. Immigration Canada will mail the medical examination form to the applicant. Applicants need to check whether their personal information is wrong after receiving the medical examination form. Since the physical examination form is in Chinese and English, it is necessary to confirm whether the contents in Chinese and English are consistent. After confirming that the information in the medical examination form is correct, the applicant needs to go to the hospital designated by the Canadian Immigration Bureau for medical examination within 45 days after receiving it.

In the face of the medical examination of Canadian immigrants, we must not be careless. Canadian immigrant applicants and their families need a physical examination, so they choose * * *. Before the physical examination, you need to bring your ID card or passport, three passport-sized photos and a physical examination form. Women should avoid the menstrual period and have a physical examination three days after it. If you are nearsighted, you can't wear contact lenses. You need to bring pathological reports and X-rays of past medical history, especially those who have suffered from infectious diseases such as tuberculosis. Don't take drugs with side effects one week before physical examination, so as not to affect the results of physical examination. Don't stay up late, rest more, and choose a physical examination in the morning instead of breakfast. Drink about a liter of water before the physical examination, because you need to take a urine sample during the physical examination.

In the face of the medical examination of Canadian immigrants, we must not be careless. Physical examination items of Canadian immigrants include routine examination, blood test, urine test, HIV screening and chest X-ray. Because the medical examination items do not check for hepatitis B virus, as long as the applicant with normal liver function does not have to worry, hepatitis B carrying and big, small and three positive will not affect the immigrants, but if the applicant has abnormal liver function or cirrhosis, it will be very unfavorable to the medical examination results. The applicant will be questioned in detail by the doctor, and it is forbidden to conceal the medical history. All case data and X-rays should be prepared in advance and presented to the doctor before the doctor asks.