does your travel insurance go up once dyx (diag... - Thyroid UK
does your travel insurance go up once dyx (diagnosed)with throid problems? if so has anyone found a good insurance company with good deal?
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No it doesn't go up but you have to inform them
I got mine free with my Nationwide bank account. They tell you to ring if you have any pre-existing medical conditions and when I rang, they said it was already covered in the policy.
I informed but no increase
I informed them but no increase and no problems.
My meds went up just before I traveled and because I had to declare this ,I think it did affected the cost a bit.
Thanks folks. thats great news. already declared asthma and ITP so thats good news it wont go up.
I have never had any problems when I have delared it. The only issue I am aware of is if you rely on a travel insurnace that may be linked to a bank account.
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