Hi,
We are prospective adoptive parents from Kharadi, Pune and are planning to apply to CARA. It requires us to produce a medical certificate stating that we are not suffering from any chronic illness and that we are fit and healthy to adopt a child.
We have few questions -
1. Who do we approach for it (General physician, gynaecologist etc)?
2. What medical tests would be needed ?
Thanks in advance!
Answers (3)
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Medical certificate can be issued by any general practitioner provided you've consulted in person.
A specialist thus can also surely assist you in doing so.
Regarding tests, it will be prescribed before providing the certificate and depends on your clinical condition and history.
Usually a complete blood test profile including cbc, serology for HIV, HBSAG, HCV , RFT, LFT,LIPID PROFILE, CXR and USG are sufficient but lie at the discretion of the attending physician.
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