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Chest xray..
I had gone through an open heart surgery when i was 10 years. Now im 22 years old. Currently im working a mechanic.and my health is completely alright and im not taking any medicines or treatments. But my medical clearance visa to UAE got rejected 2 times
due to the scar of my operation.. The scar is visible outside as well as inside the body.i think chest xray is included in medical clearance is to detect TB. My ECG is normal.
So if done a complete medical checkup and if the report says that im perfectly alright for working and traveling and no growth of TB and other infectitious desease and my ecg are normal, will i get the medical clearance approved from a dr?
Even after being medically fit for work the scar inside and outside body of that open heart cause can again cause a barrier to my medical clearance.
Will i get the medical clearance done with that medically fit certificates.
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Dr. Hariprasad Rao. T
Interventional Cardiologist
1 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Without any knowledge about what the surgery you have undergone and without assessing you clinically and with investigations, it's next to difficult to tell you medically fit.
Don't assume yourself everything is normal, you need to consult doctor in person.
Im not sure whether you can get clearence even if you are medically fit, there might be lot of other things that they might refer.
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