Travel Insurance for Bladder Stones

Travelling with bladder stones may require a little more preparation, but for many people it doesn’t mean putting holiday plans on hold. Bladder stones are hard mineral deposits that form in the bladder when urine becomes concentrated, and they can cause symptoms such as pain, difficulty urinating, or blood in the urine. It affects approximately 30,000 people in the UK. While symptoms can vary, many individuals successfully manage their condition through medication or ongoing care.

It’s important that you discuss your bladder stones with a doctor before travelling. They will need to ensure your condition is adequately managed and that you are fit to fly.

Most people with bladder stones continue to travel as normal, and with a little planning and proper management of the condition, it can often be done safely and confidently.

Here’s why travel insurance matters when travelling with a medical condition:

• Emergency medical treatment abroad if your condition causes complications
• Hospital treatment and medical expenses during your trip
• Repatriation to the UK if you need to return home for further care
• Cancellation cover if you are unable to travel due to your condition

Travel advice for people with a bladder condition

• Take medication at the same times you normally would at home
• Ensure you have enough medication for the duration of your trip
• Avoid triggers that may worsen symptoms where possible
• Allow time for rest if fatigue affects you

When completing the medical declaration, it's important to read the questions carefully, and declare this condition where required.

We can provide travel insurance for travellers who have been diagnosed with a wide range of medical conditions. The type of cover available can depend on how severe the condition is and how it is managed. For that reason, it’s important to answer all medical declaration questions honestly and accurately.

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