So my wife has recently found that she may have MS - brain scan showed a number of lesions, and she has tingling in her feet. But as there is only the one symptom, a definite diagnosis cannot be made yet.
I’m trying to buy travel insurance for our family. I got a quote from a company (with a policy from AXA), and supplied details as if she was recently diagnosed with MS, but with the limited current symptoms - a policy and premium was offered. I then sent an email to enquire whether the policy would cover problems arising from further symptoms becoming apparent during travel. They replied, that because there is not a definite diagnosis yet, they cannot offer cover.
Has anyone else tackled this - are there companies which will provide cover based on a “partial” diagnosis, and provide cover for problems arising from MS during a trip?
Thanks for any help!
Paul.
However, did the neuro mapention clinically isolated syndrome? Sometimes this is given as a waiting diagnosis until MS shows itself with a second relapse. This could be seen as a definitive diagnosis. May be worth oho jug the neuro secretary and asking? Good luck, Leah