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Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia is a type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow, causing the body to produce large numbers of abnormal white blood cells that can affect people in different ways, depending on the severity of symptoms and how well it is managed. In the UK, around 8,000 people are living with the condition.
It’s important that you discuss your acute lymphoblastic leukaemia with a doctor before travelling. They will need to ensure your condition is adequately managed and that you are fit to fly.
A diagnosis doesn’t necessarily mean giving up on travel - with the right preparation and medical advice, many people with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia continue to travel safely and enjoy holidays abroad.
During the quote process, we will ask about any pre-existing medical conditions, including cancerous conditions. If relevant, you will need to declare this on the policy. Note that due to the nature of the condition, this can affect your ability to obtain travel insurance or the level of cover available.
Many travellers with existing medical conditions can still arrange travel insurance. The level of cover we can offer varies depending on the details of your diagnosis and how your condition is currently managed. Being honest and accurate when completing your medical declaration helps us to bring forward the most suitable cover options.