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Travelling after a blood clot may require a little more preparation, but for many people it doesn’t mean putting holiday plans on hold. Blood clots are clumps of blood that form in a vein or artery and can affect normal circulation that affect approximately one in every 1,000 people in the UK each year. While symptoms can vary, many individuals successfully manage their condition through medication or ongoing care.
It’s important that you discuss your condition 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 blood clots continue to travel safely and enjoy holidays abroad.
If you have been diagnosed with a blood clot, you might need to declare it when applying for travel insurance. Read the medical declaration carefully to make sure.
Travel insurance is still available if you’ve been diagnosed with a medical condition. However, the cover options offered vary depending on the nature of the condition and how well it is controlled. Providing clear and accurate information during your medical declaration helps to make sure that the most appropriate cover is arranged.