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chand shaikh wrote:

Vdrl reactiv wark bahrain or unfit medical pleez tell me thainks

Just saw this.聽 First of all, I can't make head or tail of what you are asking.聽 If you have a question, phrase it properly.

From what I understood, if you are unfit in Bahrain medical, you will NOT get a work visa and instead, have to leave.

lhen0309 wrote:

If the employee already left the country due to Unfit to work result from his medical, can he still come back to Bahrain?

Visit = Maybe
Work = No

If vdrl is reactive.. it can become non reactive after penicillin or other treatment.

U can visit a doctor regarding it and get the treatment done.. it will become non reactive in few months. U can leave.. complete your treatment and do vdrl in your home country again after few months and on coming to bahrain again聽 medical examination.

Sir / madam , my bilirubin 0.70mg/dl.

HBsag : positive聽

Blood VDRL : non - reactive .

anti HBE : positive ( sample index : 5.65聽

Cut of index : 1.20聽

HBE ag Elisa : negative . sample index :0.19聽

Cut off index : 1.20聽

What kind of working visa I can transfer in Bahrain or can I get work visa out of Bahrain

ALT ( SGPT ) result : 25.0 u/L UpTo 42 U/L

Don't make multiple posts.聽 You are positive for Hepatitis B.聽 I am sorry to have to tell you but forget about working in Bahrain.聽 聽You will not get any type of work visa.聽 And if you try to transfer and they pick it up in the medical, you will be deported from Bahrain and won't even be able to get any visit visa.聽

I don't know who is giving you wrong information.聽 This can (but not always) become negative after a long period of "inactive" Hep infection and especially in older adults.聽 聽This is not sure shot 100% for every one who gets infected.聽 聽Irrespective of that, if you were deported from Bahrain, you won't be able to come back as that also comes with a ban in most cases.聽

Is there someone who became unfit then deported due to hypertension?

What is your issue?

Hypertension they treat with medicines.

@XTang

Ahh okay, because yesterday during the medical check up I got high bp, we made the check up at the afternoon after work so that might affected my bp. I hope that it wouldn't be a problem.

This is how it works medically:

You get high blood pressure

They ask you to come to test again

If it is still high, they will give you medicines to control it

After this, they will test again

If it is still high, then they may mark it as UNFIT but not very likely

@XTang so, do you mean it is still possible to be deported outside bahrain but sometimes not?

Honestly, no one can give you a definitive answer as that depends on YOUR individual case.

As per LMRA guidelines, you are marked UNFIT if you have Severe uncontrolled Hypertension. This does NOT mean immediate deportation; it just means that you can't get a work visa. Immediate deportation is for infectious diseases like HIV etc.

From a medical standpoint, uncontrolled hypertension (not severe) is when you have BP higher than 140/90. Hypertensive emergency is considered higher than 180. In most cases, they can treat it with medicines.聽 聽

As an example, I took my maid for her renewal health checkup. Her BP was 160 something. They told her to come back and next time it was even higher. They gave her medicine and put the BP in the report (highlighted in yellow). I took her and the report to the health center for uploading (For domestic, the hospital does not upload the report directly - they only do that for normal work/investor visas). The doctor looked at her results and saw medical prescription and marked her as fit.

Now for work visas, since the hospital uploads directly, it can go either way. All I can I say is that medically speaking, you just cannot diagnose severe uncontrolled hypertension without going through the process that I highlighted in the earlier post.

@XTang what if you have been working in bahrain for聽 let say 5 years and while working here you were exposed with tb and hot sick here while working. Basically you got the tuberculosis while working in bahrain. Will you get deported back to your country?

@XTang what if you have been working in bahrain for let say 5 years and while working here you were exposed with tb and hot sick here while working. Basically you got the tuberculosis while working in bahrain. Will you get deported back to your country?
-@olurs26

It depends on whether they will detect it in the tests when you are in the hospital and also some mandatory medical checkups pop up after 5 to 10 years if they find any adverse reports whether it has been affected while you are in Bahrain or it does not matter. They will mark you unfit.

It doesn't matter where you caught it. If diagnosed or discovered in Bahrain, that leads to Unfit.

I am new and 1st viza in behrain medical unfit聽 but why I don't know kindly help me and and me tb last 8year ago but currently I am fit mybe old mark in my chest can give medican maybe remove that Mark can I do fit or not

I am new and 1st viza in behrain medical unfit but why I don't know kindly help me and and me tb last 8year ago but currently I am fit mybe old mark in my chest can give medican maybe remove that Mark can I do fit or not
-@Mani tariq

Dear

Please note that every country has their own medical policies. You might be fit now. But earlier diseases might mark unfit according to their policy.

You cannot work in Bahrain now. You must leave Bahrain. Do not fall under some scam where they tell you that it can be fit etc. One of my friends did not listen to me and tried for 6 months and at last he had to leave Bahrain. It is all online. Contact your employer and leave Bahrain as soon as possible.

I am new and 1st viza in behrain medical unfit but why I don't know kindly help me and and me tb last 8year ago but currently I am fit mybe old mark in my chest can give medican maybe remove that Mark can I do fit or not

I think you need to understand something. As per GAMCA guidelines (and also Bahrain MOH/LMRA), evidence of PAST TB is enough to mark you as UNFIT.聽 Existing TB i.e. active TB, also leads to UNFIT but after treatment and during the treatment you are isolated........and afterwards deported.

The only GCC country that has a slight exception to this is UAE but only for old visas i.e. you are already in the UAE on a residence visa and on renewal, they see a TB scar..........in this case, they will refer you for treatment but won't mark you as UNFIT. In every other GCC country, TB scars (or even scars that can be mistaken for past TB) are enough to get you marked as UNFIT.

Also, lung scarring is easily discernable on chest x-rays. The scars may fade a bit but they ARE permanent. Don't even pay any attention to quacks who say that drinking milk gets rids of the scars.

But now I am fine, it was not medicine, now the scars will disappear and my medicine will break, it may or may not happen or they will send me back to the country.

It means you have no choice but to go back to the country