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Today my husband went for medical exam and the Dr. find out that he has "a big heart" according to the x-rays and my husband is surprised with this results. It this will be a problem on the interview day? 

 

Mi esposo fue hoy para su examen medico, el dr. descubrio a traves de la radiografia que el tiene "un corazon grande" y mi esposo esta sorprendido con los resultados. Sera esto un problema el dia de la entrevista?

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That condition, in itself, is not something which would prevent his visa. 

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15 minutes ago, missileman said:

That condition, in itself, is not something which would prevent his visa. 

Thank you so much for your respond.

The Dr. recommend him to see a cardiologist.

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