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Q: 18 And Looking For Medical Insurance In England

asked by: younglad on November 6th, 2007

Experienced User

If I go and see a sexual therapist, will this effect my medical insurance? I want to apply for one when I am around 25. I cannot apply for one now, as most policies are that after applying you must remain clean for 2 years from clinical visits etc. I have delayed puberty, so I cannot allow this to happen. I live in England.

Does any insurance company, allow:

-Pre conditions for treatment?
-No ban on clinical visits?

If anyone has any good advice and knowledge on medical insurance within England, please help...

Thank you.

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a_gerard

replied on December 17th, 2007

New User

I think I have the perfect solution for you. Contact an insurance consultancy for suggestions. There are a number of agencies, which can make you pay through your nose. I'd suggest something like Datahealth Consultancy. My friends have informed me that this agency in particular does not charge anything for additional services and derives much of its revenue from the insurance companies themselves. They cover the whole of UK, so it should be quite convenient for you.

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