Creatinine Level

Last activity 25 April 2021 by Chengkay89

1019 Views

7 replies

Post new topic

Satish SeelanMember29 February 2020 02:01:25

Hello Friends,

My creatinine level is at 1.4 as against the required range of 1.2 as per GAMCA. I had done several tests including kidney, protein, urine, uric acid.........everything is normal. Also i consulted the leading doctors (nephrologist), they also certified that I dont have any medical issue and my creatinine would be at ranging between 1.2 to 1.4 due to my muscle mass & height. however the GAMCA center is insisting that the creatinine level should be within 1.2 . Request your opinion and guidance

logicalindianBahrain Expert29 February 2020 07:38:11

3279

Hi,
Sorry to hear about your unfortunate situation but GAMCA rules are very strict, the creatinine levels have to be within the normal levels, you could consult your doctor on how to reduce them and then re-apply for the test

T&R

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert01 March 2020 06:54:33

11676

Look, GAMCA is very stringent and will mark you as UNFIT for little things. The only choice you have is to come here on a visit visa and then do a medical inside Bahrain and get the visit visa converted to a work visa. Your employer has to help you with that.

dbhowmik366New member13 April 2021 12:12:19

Actually I read it yesterday but I had some thoughts about it and today I wanted to read it again because it is very well written.

dbhowmik366New member18 April 2021 12:59:33

Really nice and interesting post. I was looking for this kind of information and enjoyed reading this one. Keep posting. Thanks for sharing.

dbhowmik366New member21 April 2021 07:44:44

Hi, Satish Seelan!
Sad to hear that! According to me whether it is for GAMCA or something else, you should try to lower your creatinine levels. Creatinine is a chemical waste substance found in the blood that arises due to overuse of muscles or breakdown of tissues. It can be produced in small quantities by consuming too much protein. These are obtained as waste by the muscles during their use as Creatinine energy. The increased level of Creatinine testing indicates kidney disease and problems. To control the level of Creatinine you need to consume right foods following a proper food list for creatinine patient.

dbhowmik366New member25 April 2021 08:50:10

dbhowmik366 wrote:
Hi, Satish Seelan!
Sad to hear that! According to me whether it is for GAMCA or something else, you should try to lower your creatinine levels. Creatinine is a chemical waste substance found in the blood that arises due to overuse of muscles or breakdown of tissues. It can be produced in small quantities by consuming too much protein. These are obtained as waste by the muscles during their use as Creatinine energy. The increased level of Creatinine testing indicates kidney disease and problems. To control the level of Creatinine you need to consume right foods following a proper food list for creatinine patient.

Sorry I forget to mention

Chengkay89Member25 April 2021 09:30:17

Can i ask po

Articles to help you in your expat project in Bahrain

Getting married in Bahrain
Bahrain allows anyone who resides in the country to get married, irrespective of nationality or religion. The ...
Driving in Bahrain
Expats love the freedom and convenience of driving, and many choose to purchase or rent their own car. But, ...
Opening a bank account in Bahrain
Opening a local bank account is essential for receiving your salary. The Wage Protection System (WPS) is designed ...
Relocating with your pets to Bahrain
One of the decisions to make when relocating to a foreign country is what to do about pets. For many expats, there ...
Starting a business in Bahrain
According to the World Bank Group report for 2019, Bahrain lies 3rd out of 20 nations, for ease of doing business ...
Studying in Bahrain
The universities and colleges in Bahrain are too numerous to mention. The majority are Bahrain institutions, but ...
Healthcare in Bahrain
Bahrain has world-class medical facilities, health professionals, and easy access to medical treatments. Public ...
Education and childcare in Bahrain
Both public and private schools are available in Bahrain, but most expats tend to enrol their children in private ...