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Hello, all! Has anyone had a medical exam done in London or do you know what the process is usually like? My fiancé has been getting tests done to see if he may have a heart condition which his sister recently passed away from. He has high heart rate and the tests they’ve had him do haven’t really come up with anything. What is the process like for the visa medical and would his high heart rate be a problem?

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8 minutes ago, Trish_ said:

Hello, all! Has anyone had a medical exam done in London or do you know what the process is usually like? My fiancé has been getting tests done to see if he may have a heart condition which his sister recently passed away from. He has high heart rate and the tests they’ve had him do haven’t really come up with anything. What is the process like for the visa medical and would his high heart rate be a problem?

Is it contagious?

YMMV

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35 minutes ago, Trish_ said:

No, but so far he has taken a blood test and an MRI. Should he bring these documents from

his GP to the medical exam or what do they need him to show other than vaccinations?

I would bring

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33 minutes ago, Trish_ said:

No, but so far he has taken a blood test and an MRI. Should he bring these documents from

his GP to the medical exam or what do they need him to show other than vaccinations?

It would not be a reason for a medical inadmissibility, but if I may suggest.....he really should get that sorted under his NHS coverage before coming over, unless you are going to provide excellent health insurance for him when he arrives.  Diagnostic imaging in the US is very expensive.

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1 hour ago, Jorgedig said:

It would not be a reason for a medical inadmissibility, but if I may suggest.....he really should get that sorted under his NHS coverage before coming over, unless you are going to provide excellent health insurance for him when he arrives.  Diagnostic imaging in the US is very expensive.

Yes that’s been the plan and fortunately they have expedited his testing due to the visa process and our anticipation of him coming over here 

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