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Niels Bohr   72

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There's many things that they look for. Hemorrhoid isn't contagious, and is not communicable disease. If, however, it does cause a problem where you are unable to function then you may possibly have to stay until it's cured.

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If hemorrhoid is not a problem but why doctors asked to spread butt cheeks during medical exam?

If doctor found out we have this hemorrhoid , do we need to wait couple of months to cure?

Need Ur answer please..

I can tell you that you do not have to worry, they are very common in the Philippines due to the diet over there. Just get some Preparation H and calm down. It is not a disease. I am sure the physical is just a look over your body to make sure your not bringing a disease to the USA.

You will be ok...Unless its infected and causing you major problems.

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7/4/05 - Met

4/16/06 - Went to Visit her in Manila

4/18/06 - Proposed to her at Baloy Beach Resort, Zambales, Subic Bay

4/27/06 - Sent to Nebraska Service Center

5/02/06 - I-129F Filed

10/17/06 - Petition approved in California Service Center and sent to NVC in New Hampshire

12/11/06 - NVC New Hampshire Received Case (FINALLY)!!!!!!

12/12/06 - Called today and got our MNL2006845xxx

12/19/06 - Case Arrive in Manila

02/28/07 - K-1 Packet arrived to my sweety

03/26/07 - CFO Seminar/needs to go back to after interview for sticker

03/29/07 - St Lukes Medical.

04/03/07 - Arrived for second time to be with my sweetheart....

04/11/07 - Interview Date----PASSED with flying colors......St Lukes was a little pain..but we fought em...

05/12/07 - My baby and I got home today POE Seattle Flight home arrived at 11:45AM.

Flight from Manila to Seoul was great, then a 12 hour layover in Seoul, that sucked big time. Flight to Seattle from Seoul was long and the plane was warm too. Once we got to Seattle it was so worth it.

06/08/07 - Got married in Everett WA

07/19/07 - Filed for AOS

10/15/07 - NOA for AOS

12/06/07 - Interview for Green Card approved in Seattle, good for 2 years.

12/18/07 - Green Card in the mail...wooo hoooo...will apply in 2 years for conditions removal.

07/01/08 - We had our first baby..Renae Sofia Reynolds 8 lbs 3oz-C-Section.

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LvivLovers   39

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If hemorrhoid is not a problem but why doctors asked to spread butt cheeks during medical exam?

If doctor found out we have this hemorrhoid , do we need to wait couple of months to cure?

Need Ur answer please..

I can tell you that you do not have to worry, they are very common in the Philippines due to the diet over there. Just get some Preparation H and calm down. It is not a disease. I am sure the physical is just a look over your body to make sure your not bringing a disease to the USA.

You will be ok...Unless its infected and causing you major problems.

Are the medical exams all similar to this?! My wife is from Ukraine and I'd hate for her to have to go through something like this. :( Anyone know what the medical exam is like in Ukraine?

Wife's visa journey:

03/19/07: Initial mailing of I-129F.

07/07/11: U.S. Citizenship approved and Oath Ceremony!

MIL's visa journey:

07/26/11: Initial mailing of I-130.

05/22/12: Interview passed!

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DanNNina   5

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Are the medical exams all similar to this?! My wife is from Ukraine and I'd hate for her to have to go through something like this. :( Anyone know what the medical exam is like in Ukraine?

This type of physical is very common. Nothing unusual about it.

Patience is required for this process.

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