You may not be covered for claims that arise because you deliberately did not take prescribed medication (or follow recommended treatment) as directed by a medical practitioner.
Your policy may not cover a claim if it relates to
- Deliberately not taking recommended treatment or prescribed medication as directed by a medical practitioner.
- Not following the advice of a medical practitioner.
- Travelling against the advice of a medical practitioner, or if you are not fit to travel.
What you should do before you travel:
- Speak to your medical practitioner if you have stopped taking prescribed medication, or plan to stop.
- Check you are fit to travel, based on your general health and any preexisting medical conditions.
- Tell us as soon as possible if your medication has changed or been amended, or if your health has changed.
- Be aware we may ask for a letter from your medical practitioner confirming you are fit to travel.