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hello everyone!! my fiance had a TB couple years ago. He is healthy now. but he still has the scarf left... did anybody had that at their exam? are we going to pass the medical exam?

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hello everyone!! my fiance had a TB couple years ago. He is healthy now. but he still has the scarf left... did anybody had that at their exam? are we going to pass the medical exam?

If you are talking about a TB TEST, it is sometimes normal to have a small scar left over. I still have mine from when I was a teenager and that was a long time ago. :whistle:

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hello everyone!! my fiance had a TB couple years ago. He is healthy now. but he still has the scarf left... did anybody had that at their exam? are we going to pass the medical exam?

Did he have active TB infection? Or did he have a TB vaccine which left a scar? If he formerly had TB he will need to have a chest x-ray and the doctor's determination that he is not contagious. If it is just a positive reaction caused by the vaccine (which can happen) then a chest x-ray will show it is not an active infection. Both Alla and Sergey had positive skin tests and negative x-rays. They had no problems with being approved.

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As a seasoned VJ'er and respiratory therapist, if the scaring you refer to is in the lung(s), and the panel physician concludes with a chest film that it is from the past, she should be good to go. However, plan ahead and have her do the medical exam a few weeks before the interview in the event the physician wants to do a 3-day round of sputum cultures. This is what happened to us. It was a big hassle, but well worth the second long train ride and the cost of the hotel stay in Kiev. Good luck.

September 7, 2009 - met Lena online
October 20, 2010 - First Meeting in Kharkov
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