medical records

[franny22]

soz i think i posted this elsewhere under wrong header (blonde)


OMG - i dont have my kids red medical books - what can I do now - my 6 year old has athsma and I am undergoing monitoring for Haemochromatosis (increased iron levels in the body). I have been tested positive for carrying the gene that could lead to the condition and as it is genetic the kids could have it but have been advised not to have them tested until they are at least 18. (I am 35 in October this year) has anyone got any idea how this could affect meds. I asked my consultant at the hospital last week and he doesnt see why it would affect any application but i am still worried. every day throws up a different quandry. HELPPP

[calNgary]

hiya just relpied to your other post ,,stop worrying youll be able to get copys
Cal x

[ali]

When you get to the point of the medicals you are asked to supply further information on any conditions - this will be when you ask your consultant for either copies of letters or a detailed summary of your condition, treatment and prognosis. It is not the panel doctor that decides, he just sends off the information

Just concentrate on a step at a time Fran and try to stop worrying

Ali