hepatitis B infection
I have been watching this post for a while. I was diagnosed with Hep in july 2009, we discovered this when i was doing the medical fitness test in abu dhabi. as most of you know, as long as you are a resident with a valid residency permit and you're not from the six categories, they put your papers for an appeal from a medical committee, i have done so and alhamdulilah, they accept it.
Through the past year i've been watching this blog on daily basis and feel very compassionate with all of you guys and i really admire the support and brotherhood which fills the air.
Ok, back to the story, in june 22nd i have received an offer letter from a government department seeking to hire me. although im aware of my medical status, i agreed and i thought why not take this challenge, because at the end of the day you will only see what god has for you, and because the worst thing anyone can feel is a tiny little look with discrimination, and because i refuse this i decided that i will be a normal person, i got a better job offer and im going to go and do it.
I have done the first test on Sunday the 1st of august, (im aware that when you go pick the results they will ask you to go to the lab and do another confirmatory test) so i went straight forward to the lab and did the next test. i went to the guys from the infectious disease room (27) and luckily the guy remembered me and my case. he was kind and told me not worry.
I spoke with him about the new law, and they said that the article of the law is out, but they are still waiting for the instructions, which will be out in due course. What i have concluded from his rich speech, is that, the committee does not care about your medical status, they care about your legal situation, i.e, whether you have entered the country in a legal matter, or you have stayed in the country with an invalid residency, so its purely legal, the second important thing is your profession.
Right now im waiting for the results of the committee, i have learned they meet every tuesday, so if ur results come up after tuesday you are going to wait for a week.
I just thought to share my experience with u guys, i know its all repeated info which was previously posted on this forum, but again to add a voice to the march might as well strengthen the marchers.
Inshalla the law will free our discrimination, and we dont have to hide and feel like criminals, this is what i told the guys at preventative medicine the other day. Im not a criminal, if its right to say so, im a patient, and i refuse to be looked at as a criminal for something i didnt have a hand in, it's god's will after all. Dont discriminate or you will be discriminated at.
So raise your heads, and live normally my friends, we are as good or bad as any other normal person can be.
Regards
Moe
we also appreciate for sharing your expereince and expect the same in future...
i hope the new rule will take effect soon and will be favorable to all of us.
I've got my visa stamp, thank you lord! best of luck for all of us.
Congradulation, I also wait visa stamp on passport, I am new comer ,but have HBV... can you advise me that new law came already in offical? please help
concern wrote:Hi guys,
I've got my visa stamp, thank you lord! best of luck for all of us.
when i went for my medical in muhaisnah i asked the new comer if they saw any requirement for hepb. he said he did not see anything only HIV and tubercolosis, dats why i put in my post before that i think they already implement the new rule. we can confirm it from your status if you get your visa. which clinic did you go?
Please if you know anyone going for a medical in the next few days, could someone get some written confirmation of what is being tested straight from the clinics? it would help all of us so (for example) I can take it to my HR and confirm with them that I am fit for starting the visa process.
Regards,
Can anyone give a specific clinic they have heard rumors that HepB is not being tested??
i believe that hep.b is not infectious because the hep.b of your wife was not transmitted to you ? my hep.b is inactive, is there any chance i could transmit it ?
concern wrote:uk expat1971
i believe that hep.b is not infectious because the hep.b of your wife was not transmitted to you ? my hep.b is inactive, is there any chance i could transmit it ?
can anybody confirm if muhaisnah clinic is already implementing the new rule? I heard that they are just checking for tb and hiv only (but not 100% sure)
Anybody have information about law implement, please help each other , we hope law implement in holy Ramadan
concern wrote:thanks arabian tiger,
can anybody confirm if muhaisnah clinic is already implementing the new rule? I heard that they are just checking for tb and hiv only (but not 100% sure)
I would like to know about the hepatitis B I'm HBSAG positive and I had my some tests the results are about to come soon in 10 days. Doctor said to me the virus state is inactive in body . I came to know about this when I was offered a job in DUBAI I came there on employment visa . When I had my test I came to know about this , company canceled my visa and said have done my medication and sent them report and certification of it before entering according to them there is no banned on me. How do I confirm about such banned or something there is no stamped on my passport .
I had my eye scanned at Aveer emigration that lady said to me before coming here provide your medical report and ask your sponsored to remove eye scan test and there is no banned ,I did not get it . Does any have any updates regarding Hepatitis B . Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards
Sagar
When were you going back? if didnot have any stamp in your passport it mean no ban for you.
In my undertanding , you can come for you because if immigration can issue your new visa ,it mean you didnot have ban's reccord..
Thank you,
sagar2 wrote:Greetings to All,
I would like to know about the hepatitis B I'm HBSAG positive and I had my some tests the results are about to come soon in 10 days. Doctor said to me the virus state is inactive in body . I came to know about this when I was offered a job in DUBAI I came there on employment visa . When I had my test I came to know about this , company canceled my visa and said have done my medication and sent them report and certification of it before entering according to them there is no banned on me. How do I confirm about such banned or something there is no stamped on my passport .
I had my eye scanned at Aveer emigration that lady said to me before coming here provide your medical report and ask your sponsored to remove eye scan test and there is no banned ,I did not get it . Does any have any updates regarding Hepatitis B . Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards
Sagar
Whe she received medical unfit report,please let me know first,
Canon wrote:One of my sister has received medical unfit certificate from Muhaisnah due to HVB positive.Now she is waiting for implementation of new law.Can any body tell me is it possible to do the medical retest after implementing the new rule or she has to go back?Please help me.
We pray all........
God bless you.
ArabianTiger wrote:I just called the preventative medicine AD, and they said HIV and HepB is being tested, not C. She said C is going to be in the future, i'm confused about this because i thought C has always been a requirement (and its more fatal than B).
Can anyone give a specific clinic they have heard rumors that HepB is not being tested??
Don't worry law will come..
ArabianTiger wrote:All,
Please if you know anyone going for a medical in the next few days, could someone get some written confirmation of what is being tested straight from the clinics? it would help all of us so (for example) I can take it to my HR and confirm with them that I am fit for starting the visa process.
Regards,
It is very good news, I also didnot get this information, if Abu Dhabi implemented already , it will not take long tome to come for all of states , I believe that.
x-expat wrote:i had someone check al baraha this morning they said law implemented already in abu dhabi, but not yet in Duba.i Abu dhabi people pls try if tou could confirm from any recognized clinic there . in all case it would just be a matter of days God bless everyone
Thank you so much for your useful information, so you asked for new comer,how they know? because really when I tested in that time , Nobody tell me for these. Maybe they asked officers during test.
God bless all of us,
concern wrote:mickey2000,
when i went for my medical in muhaisnah i asked the new comer if they saw any requirement for hepb. he said he did not see anything only HIV and tubercolosis, dats why i put in my post before that i think they already implement the new rule. we can confirm it from your status if you get your visa. which clinic did you go?
May ALLAH bless us in this Holly month of ramadan and give away all of us worries and also implement that law so that we can be free from that night mare . May ALLAH help us all Ameen and also cure others who are in critical stats and who are in stats that can not arm them so that they get their visa stamped Ameen . I will be following up for any updates .
Regards
Sagar
She got medical unfit certificate on 14/07/2010 due to HBV positive.Now she is waiting for new law but her visa is valid upto 30th August.So please give your advice.
if he let you wait , you shoud wait... if sponsor want to send back first ( without ban ) is ok also.
Canon wrote:Dear mickey2000
She got medical unfit certificate on 14/07/2010 due to HBV positive.Now she is waiting for new law but her visa is valid upto 30th August.So please give your advice.
In this morning, I called to Muhaisnah and talk with lab test staff, they didnot know about new law also, and they said they have to check HBV for new visa , also I said that I saw in dha website that they wrote like that... and I ask his email and send them to check for us... Anybody can share this idea? now I scare again...
concern wrote:mickey2000,
when i went for my medical in muhaisnah i asked the new comer if they saw any requirement for hepb. he said he did not see anything only HIV and tubercolosis, dats why i put in my post before that i think they already implement the new rule. we can confirm it from your status if you get your visa. which clinic did you go?
do not be scared, pray to GOD to grant your wish, pray everyday, GOD will make a way for you to understand everything that confuses you.
let us pray everyday for the new law to be implemented soon for the sake of everybody who just want to work and have a normal life like everybody else.
yangpop3 wrote:If a new law has been implimented in Abu Dhabi, it will cover the other emirates soon.
Thank you for your email, if law implemented is very very good, but I didnot have any information that's why I call to hosipital morning ,but they said they didnot heard ... that make me afraid.
yangpop3 wrote:If a new law has been implimented in Abu Dhabi, it will cover the other emirates soon.
Canon wrote:Is it confirm that the new law already implemented in Abudhabi?I don't think so because the law has not yet circulate from Ministry of health(MOH).If anybody knows please update regarding the same.
I try my best to get detail for everyone, I will do my best, but this forum is very important for us, what I put information I have to make sure that is true becuase I don't want anybody get wrong information,
concern wrote:mickey2000,
do not be scared, pray to GOD to grant your wish, pray everyday, GOD will make a way for you to understand everything that confuses you.
let us pray everyday for the new law to be implemented soon for the sake of everybody who just want to work and have a normal life like everybody else.
I try my best to get detail for everyone, I will do my best, but this forum is very important for us, what I put information I have to make sure that is true becuase I don't want anybody get wrong information,
concern wrote:mickey2000,
do not be scared, pray to GOD to grant your wish, pray everyday, GOD will make a way for you to understand everything that confuses you.
let us pray everyday for the new law to be implemented soon for the sake of everybody who just want to work and have a normal life like everybody else.
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