Manila medical exam

[gobdogman 0]

Can some of the females that went to st.lukes please let me know if they were in any way violated in a manor that isnt professional from a nurse or doctor there?

I read at asawa.org about a nurse that seems to take her position a bit aggressive and she actually does some quite out of character procedures to some of the girls during the exams.

I was hoping i can find this out because my fiancee seen this also and she is scared to go there for the medical when its time.

I think the name of the nurse was Dr. NAS (room #5) i think she is the ogbyn there.

Please reply if you had any bad experiances there and if there is such a doctor named nas there.

My fiancee said if she gets that DR. she will just leave there without the medical exam.

[Pinay Wife 47]

The "OB-Gyne from hell" happened more than a year ago and the embassy has looked into that complaint. I think the OB-Gyne is no longer there.

My medical exam at St. Luke's was a pleasant experience. The doctors and nurses were professional and I did not feel in any way violated. I was asked to undress and don a hospital gown during the physical exam. The lady doctor pressed my tummy here and there for a few seconds and just visually checked whatever was "down there". I was not subjected to an internal exam.

I think some ladies who they suspect of being pregnant are subject to internal exam but I'm not so sure.

[gobdogman 0]

well my fiancee is deffinatly pregnant and we are hoping she will have the medical before she delivers the baby....

we are hoping she can be here in the states before the baby comes,but it doesnt look like thats going to happen from the way things are going.

What will be said if she is pregnant?Can they deny her for that even its my child?

[Pinay Wife 47]

Your fiancee will not be denied a visa simply because she is pregnant. Denials happen only to those who do not admit to being pregnant and who are confirmed to be carrying another mans' baby.

You may be required to personally appear at the embassy in Manila to acknowledge paternity of your child. If embassy doubts paternity, DNA testing will be ordered.

Here's the link to register the birth of your child

http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/wwwha003.html