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Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart, usually caused by bacteria entering the bloodstream, and may be something you are recovering from or continuing to manage depending on the severity of symptoms and how well it is managed. In the UK, around 1,500 people are living with or affected by the condition each year.
It’s important that you discuss your endocarditis with a doctor before travelling. They will need to ensure your condition is adequately managed and that you are fit to fly.
With the right preparation, medical guidance, and suitable travel insurance, many people who manage endocarditis with medication or supervision continue to travel abroad with confidence.
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.