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I had my sub arach in Jan 17 , have done well but should I fly next year and if you think yes where would I get travel insurance ? Thankyou

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spideyman

Try FISH.I dont have the number but ive used them umpteen times

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Woo777 in reply to spideyman

Is fish an ins company ? Thankyou x

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spideyman in reply to Woo777

Yes

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spideyman in reply to spideyman

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spideyman in reply to spideyman

Headway also do travel insurance and it might be worth comparing the prices

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iforget

Your docs are the only ones who can say for sure if it is okay for you to fly and once you have medical clearance, the insurance company you choose will depend on where you are going and the type of cover you require. Check out at least half a dozen before making your decision and be certain to declare all your medical issues

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Woo777 in reply to iforget

Thankyou , I think I'll do some research , I'll ring queens hosp . I just wondered who had flown after surgery .

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moo196

Mine wasn't surgery, but a rare formula of stroke. I still have a blood clot in situ, but travel as much as I can.

Boots covered my first few trips, now I have insurance through more than.

Happy travels!!

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2stroke

Subarachnoid hemorrhage

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Alibongo60

I too had a subarranoid haemorrhage in January this year, and before discharge from hospital my consultant told me I would be safe to fly. Xx

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Applecross1

Hi I’ve had an SAH and I have flown and all was ok. My consultant advised me it would be ok. Maybe check with them. Have a nice trip👍

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Woo777

Thankyou , I'm going to ring queen s med today , my GP said I should ring my surgeon because I do still have 2 aneurysm s left in there

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margaret1498

Don’t worry you will have no problem as long as you don’t apply for travel insurance until at least 12 months has elapsed. They usually ask if any treatment in last 12 months and if your heamorage was clipped or coiled it is not an existing condition. Even if like me having had a haemorrhage and later three more aneurysms two of which were clipped and the third remains and us monitored every year by mri I do not have any problem with insurance and I am over 70 into the bargain . I would say go online to the comparison sites and look at the questions asked and just answer but do not volunteer any further information and you will have no problem I go to USA every year without problem good luck

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Woo777 in reply to margaret1498

I got insurance now with fish , they were very helpful . £180 for a year , much cheaper than I expected x

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