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Travel insurance and anaphylaxis

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vwvic · 19/10/2006 17:11

Dh and I are planning our honeymoon to Paris- hopefully we will be going at the end of November. I have anaphylaxis to most nuts and wasp stings, so I'm a bit worried about making sure our travel insurance will cover us should theworst happen.
Can anyone recommend an insurer? It's the first time we'll have been out of the country, so I've got absolutely no idea about these things!

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vwvic · 19/10/2006 20:39

Bumping to see if anyone can help?

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TheBlonde · 19/10/2006 20:41

DH has nut allergy although to be honest I don't think we have ever declared it to the insurers, maybe we should

Most insurers just ask you to declare your medical conditions and then they tell you if they'll cover it

vwvic · 19/10/2006 21:19

Ah, thanks for that. As I said, I'm not sure how it works, and I don't want to look like a fool. (Well, any more than usual!)

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carol3 · 19/10/2006 21:26

dd has a nut allergy i always tell insurer, usually use which ever is cheapest never had to pay more because of it, p.s you will need a gp letter to take epipen on the plane if your planning on flying, have s fab time.

Mell2tingPotofGooooooo · 20/10/2006 11:15

Hi there,

I take annual family insurance out with Tesco. Not sure if it is the cheapest but when phoning round (my ds has nut allergies, asthma) they at least insured him - some wouldn't.

His allergies are listed with my dh's asthma. Let me know if you need the tel. no.

HTH

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