medical exam issue pls help

[sher28 0]

Hello to everyone...i feel so down with my situation and so i tried to browse about this vag warts and to think few more weeks we are expecting our NOA2 makes me feel so so so worried.i got this flat vag warts since then it comes and go,there are times is was completely not there for 3 yrs or so and there are times it is visible and then gone again...and what makes me worried is, it is visible now oh my and my medical is upcoming and im doing it at a very strict medical center,st lukes here in manila....[b]my very big question if they noted that one has a vag warts is it an automatic a failure in med exam and a big disapproval on k1 vissa.?[/b]i've got a lot of readingsabout it ,stated that communicable diseasess such us hepa,TB and std like HIV but even HIV is eliminated last jan 2010.and HPV is consider an std but it was not on the list...im very so stress with this and i have some sleepless nights since this vag warts are visible 2 weeks ago...and spent all of my time raeding and browsing for info

pls pls i need your help..your info are very much appreciated and i need so much enlightenment...thank you in advance

i pray and i know i have my sollution with this...

[psycons12 0]

Hello to everyone...i feel so down with my situation and so i tried to browse about this vag warts and to think few more weeks we are expecting our NOA2 makes me feel so so so worried.i got this flat vag warts since then it comes and go,there are times is was completely not there for 3 yrs or so and there are times it is visible and then gone again...and what makes me worried is, it is visible now oh my and my medical is upcoming and im doing it at a very strict medical center,st lukes here in manila....[b]my very big question if they noted that one has a vag warts is it an automatic a failure in med exam and a big disapproval on k1 vissa.?[/b]i've got a lot of readingsabout it ,stated that communicable diseasess such us hepa,TB and std like HIV but even HIV is eliminated last jan 2010.and HPV is consider an std but it was not on the list...im very so stress with this and i have some sleepless nights since this vag warts are visible 2 weeks ago...and spent all of my time raeding and browsing for info

pls pls i need your help..your info are very much appreciated and i need so much enlightenment...thank you in advance

i pray and i know i have my sollution with this...

There was some kind of same post here year 2008,try to browse them and ask if the person was approved.hopefully she is still active so she can answer you back...this is just a suggestion ....but try browsing CDC website...Goodluck and God bless

[psycons12 0]

Hello to everyone...i feel so down with my situation and so i tried to browse about this vag warts and to think few more weeks we are expecting our NOA2 makes me feel so so so worried.i got this flat vag warts since then it comes and go,there are times is was completely not there for 3 yrs or so and there are times it is visible and then gone again...and what makes me worried is, it is visible now oh my and my medical is upcoming and im doing it at a very strict medical center,st lukes here in manila....[b]my very big question if they noted that one has a vag warts is it an automatic a failure in med exam and a big disapproval on k1 vissa.?[/b]i've got a lot of readingsabout it ,stated that communicable diseasess such us hepa,TB and std like HIV but even HIV is eliminated last jan 2010.and HPV is consider an std but it was not on the list...im very so stress with this and i have some sleepless nights since this vag warts are visible 2 weeks ago...and spent all of my time raeding and browsing for info

pls pls i need your help..your info are very much appreciated and i need so much enlightenment...thank you in advance

i pray and i know i have my sollution with this...

also refer to

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dq/health.htm

it lists the specific ones, of which the one this topic is about is not listed:

Communicable Diseases of Public Health Significance

These currently include:

1. Tuberculosis

2. Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection

3. Syphilis

4. Chancroid

5. Gonorrhea

6. Granuloma Inguinale

7. Lymphogranuloma Venereum

8. Hansen's Disease (Leprosy)

Vaccine-Preventable Diseases

These currently include:

1. Mumps

2. Measles

3. Rubella

4. Polio

5. Tetanus

6. Diphtheria

7. Pertussis

8. Haemophilus influenzae Type B

9. Rotavirus

10. Hepatitis A

11. Hepatitis B

12. Meningocococcal disease

13. Human papillomavirus

14. Varicella

15. Pneumococcal pneumonia

16. Influenza

17. Zoster

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dq/diseases.htm#communicable

i hope this will help

[NickD 202]

I just looked over the new I-693 compared to ours of seven years ago and have to comment that the new requirements are a lot stricter today. The old form stated if a person had a communicable disease, will not be denied as long as they agreed to have counseling, don't see that anymore.

Recall the I-693 being the worse obstacle in both trying to get a reasonable appointment with a USCIS approved doctor, and finding one that wouldn't cream you with extra high rates. I did type out the top half of the form to be assured of no typographic errors and had my wife and daughter get all of their shot records in an organized fashion. Our doctor that we did find, said it was the easiest I-693 he ever filled out and reflected that in his rates.

Did question why my wife and daughter had to go through all this, and I as the sponsoring USC, didn't, that doesn't seem fair.

[sher28 0]

also refer to

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dq/health.htm

it lists the specific ones, of which the one this topic is about is not listed:

Communicable Diseases of Public Health Significance

These currently include:

1. Tuberculosis

2. Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection

3. Syphilis

4. Chancroid

5. Gonorrhea

6. Granuloma Inguinale

7. Lymphogranuloma Venereum

8. Hansen's Disease (Leprosy)

Vaccine-Preventable Diseases

These currently include:

1. Mumps

2. Measles

3. Rubella

4. Polio

5. Tetanus

6. Diphtheria

7. Pertussis

8. Haemophilus influenzae Type B

9. Rotavirus

10. Hepatitis A

11. Hepatitis B

12. Meningocococcal disease

13. Human papillomavirus

14. Varicella

15. Pneumococcal pneumonia

16. Influenza

17. Zoster

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dq/diseases.htm#communicable

i hope this will help

tnx for the info....but still want more info about this..hope you understand....thank you so much for your time posting this....

[sher28 0]

I just looked over the new I-693 compared to ours of seven years ago and have to comment that the new requirements are a lot stricter today. The old form stated if a person had a communicable disease, will not be denied as long as they agreed to have counseling, don't see that anymore.

Recall the I-693 being the worse obstacle in both trying to get a reasonable appointment with a USCIS approved doctor, and finding one that wouldn't cream you with extra high rates. I did type out the top half of the form to be assured of no typographic errors and had my wife and daughter get all of their shot records in an organized fashion. Our doctor that we did find, said it was the easiest I-693 he ever filled out and reflected that in his rates.

Did question why my wife and daughter had to go through all this, and I as the sponsoring USC, didn't, that doesn't seem fair.

tnx for the info...but it does mean this is a big failure in my medical? and disapproval of my k1 vissa ?

[sher28 0]

i really need big big help for now...i need some moe info about this vag warts and it's impact during my medical at st lukes and my k1 approval....

can someone give more info...if this visible warts that im having now can cause my denial and enillegible for k1 vissa?

do you think calling the medical center and inquire would be a good idea? my head is aching as im thinking deeply of this big problem that i have...

[milimelo 4,467]

You need to stop opening multiple threads with the same question.

Genital warts are not a communicable disease and will not be a reason for you to be denied a visa. You should go to the doctor and start the treatment to remove them, for your own's sake.

[Matt&Kaci 3]

From what i have read, there is not need to worry.

[Matt&Kaci 3]

The united States have begun to allow immigrants with HIV, so I dont see genital warts or herpes causing any problems.

[sher28 0]

The united States have begun to allow immigrants with HIV, so I dont see genital warts or herpes causing any problems.

thank you so much..i feel relief now....i hope and i pray....once again many tnx to you

[milimelo 4,467]

Moving thread to PI forum where it will be merged with your other thread(s) of the same nature.

[Ban Hammer 13,282]

duplicate topics merged. ty milimelo for moving the topics to this forum

for the op - here is a thread within this regional forum on this very topic:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=147513

Edited February 26, 2010 by charles!

[vsmtghdy 2]

Vaginal Warts (caused by Human Papilloma virus) is not a ground for denial, it can be treated. If you are still concerned about it, go to an OB-GYN for treatment (so by the time you go for your medical at SLEC, they will not be that "noticeable"), ask for either cryotherapy or laser surgery to get rid of the warts or you can try the topical ones but will take longer time to heal.

[sher28 0]

thank you so much for the time and effort responding my question....it is indeed a very good source of info for me..i am lignthen up.....

and im sorry for my ignorance,im just new here but somehow im learning ........