Hi guys, so did someone get visa with Hep C positive, due to virus in the past, my friend gone thru treatment and viral load is clear, any chance to get work permit in Qatar?
hi all, i have read this conversation and i would like to ask if anyone here knw what will happen regrding the case of my friend.. she had given the resident permit here in qatar, prior going here she also had a medical test in home country and the anti hepa c test was negative, she had her first blood test for issuance of residence permit and she was cleared.. then the second test was done but she was asked to went back to med comission for blood retest . and she saw .. anti-hcv positive.. they told her to cone back for 10 days for the result.. about her case does anyone here could answer her question if she would be given the license to work here because she is applying as dental assistant and she is very much worried for the result..what will happen next? will she will be able to have her license to practice here? .. your response will be much appreciated thanks ;)
If you had HepC in the past, even if you got treated and you're healthy now, it will always show in your blood tests. Usually when a Hep A,B,C test turns out positive, they retest it again to see if the infection is present now or if it occurred in the past. If it occurred in the past, then you shouldn't have any problems...
For sure that's your case, as there are no vaccines against HepC.
In the test mentioned only hepititus B, tuberclosis and Aids are there for which the tests are carried out.
As per my knowledge Hep C is not contagious like any of them and is not spread like rest of them even. It is only tranmitted through blood tranfers. Well this what i know but it is better to call any hospital guy and have a good information about this.
It is more intricate than you may think . Roughly,antibody positivity does not rule out latent presence of actual virus . You may need PCR to rule out antigen (Viral protiens). It also depends on what sort of occupation you are having. Pleaser consult infectious disease consultant at Hamad Hospital
You know what you have, anyone with HIV, Hep B-C are screened during initial labour health examination prior to recruitment. So if your tests come out positive, most probably you will be asked to leave the country. I don't know of any exceptional cases though.
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Hi guys, so did someone get visa with Hep C positive, due to virus in the past, my friend gone thru treatment and viral load is clear, any chance to get work permit in Qatar?
hi all, i have read this conversation and i would like to ask if anyone here knw what will happen regrding the case of my friend.. she had given the resident permit here in qatar, prior going here she also had a medical test in home country and the anti hepa c test was negative, she had her first blood test for issuance of residence permit and she was cleared.. then the second test was done but she was asked to went back to med comission for blood retest . and she saw .. anti-hcv positive.. they told her to cone back for 10 days for the result.. about her case does anyone here could answer her question if she would be given the license to work here because she is applying as dental assistant and she is very much worried for the result..what will happen next? will she will be able to have her license to practice here? .. your response will be much appreciated thanks ;)
For adnanmzfr:
Be careful, HepC is transmitted exactely like HIV!
They test:
- HepA,B,C
- HIV
- Tubercolosis
If you had HepC in the past, even if you got treated and you're healthy now, it will always show in your blood tests. Usually when a Hep A,B,C test turns out positive, they retest it again to see if the infection is present now or if it occurred in the past. If it occurred in the past, then you shouldn't have any problems...
For sure that's your case, as there are no vaccines against HepC.
In the test mentioned only hepititus B, tuberclosis and Aids are there for which the tests are carried out.
As per my knowledge Hep C is not contagious like any of them and is not spread like rest of them even. It is only tranmitted through blood tranfers. Well this what i know but it is better to call any hospital guy and have a good information about this.
It is more intricate than you may think . Roughly,antibody positivity does not rule out latent presence of actual virus . You may need PCR to rule out antigen (Viral protiens). It also depends on what sort of occupation you are having. Pleaser consult infectious disease consultant at Hamad Hospital
Best of Luck
Dr. Sanjay Doiphode
Hamad Hospital
You know what you have, anyone with HIV, Hep B-C are screened during initial labour health examination prior to recruitment. So if your tests come out positive, most probably you will be asked to leave the country. I don't know of any exceptional cases though.