Vaccin et radio

[stevenandanna 0]

Encore moi, hey oui bcp de questions, DSL...

Est ce que le vaccin contre le cancer du col de l'utérus est vraiment obligatoire ?

Est ce que c'est medecin nous fait les radios ou dois t on les faire avant l'examen medical?

Je n'ai trouvé aucun retour sur les examen medicaux, est ce que quelqu'un peu me donner plus d'infos sans rentrer dans les détails persos evidemment?

Merci bcp.

[Brad and Vika 129]

OP - please post topics in French in the appropriate regional forum. Here is a translation of the post above for non-French speakers (from google translate)

Me again, hey yes bcp question, DSL ...

Is the vaccine against cancer of the cervix is really mandatory?

Is this doctor makes us have radios or t on them before the medical examination?

I found no return on the medical examination, is that someone can give me more info without going into details obviously characters?

Thank you

[Kathryn41 3,205]

This is a reminder that non-English is allowed only in the Regional forums. Please post any questions in the immigration forums in English.

Loosely translated from French:

Me again, hey yes bcp, question, DSL ...

Is the vaccine against cancer of the cervix is really mandatory?

Does this doctor do the x-rays or do we do them before the medical examination?

I found no accounts on the medical examination, can someone give me more info without going into personal details?

Thank you bcp.

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Hi bcp,

No, the cervical cancer vaccine is no longer required and the immigration doctor you see should know this.

The x-rays will be taken by the doctor as part of your immigration medical and the radiologist will prepare a report that will be included in the medical exam package that you will receive from the doctor. You will take this package with you to the interview.

The exam is very straight-forward. While there are variations between countries, basically you will have your vital statistics (weight, height, blood pressure, temperature, etc.) taken. You will have several small vials of blood taken. There will be a simple physical exam (check eyes, ears, throat, etc.). There will be a quick 'check' for gender (hands-off), and you will provide your medical and vaccination history. You will have x-rays taken either at the same facility or at another facility where they will send you. If you have any medical condition, bring along information from your family doctor and copies of any prescriptions that you take. It really is one of the easiest physical exams you will ever have.

I hope this helps.

Edited May 18, 2011 by Kathryn41

[bruno. 4]

I did my X-ray before going to see the doctor (Dr Leparc) so I would pay only150€ instead of 170€. However I DO NOT know if that's still a possibility.