Should having ICD fitted lead to cheaper or more expensive travel insurance?
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ICD and travel insurance
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Very difficult question to answer as each person is different and it may rely on why you had it fitted, when it was done, where you are going and how long for etc etc. You can only find out by asking different insurers. Good starting point is healthunlocked.com/bhf/post... plus there are several more threads on a similar vein.
I travelled in may,I have an icd for LVH and I noticed various amounts came up from different insurers but found one quite reasonable.....I honestly thought it would be significantly higher.it does depend on what answers you give and your symptoms so just give a few a try ...good luck
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