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Leukaemia travel insurance

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  • Cover for pre-existing medical conditions
  • 24/7 emergency medical helpline
  • No upper age limit
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Letitia Smith
Travel Insurance Expert
Last updated August 16 2024
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Leukaemia travel insurance

AllClear is a specialist in providing Medical conditions Travel Insurance for leukaemia sufferers. We can also provide chronic myeloid leukaemia travel insurance, chronic lymphocytic leukaemia travel insurance and hairy cell leukaemia travel insurance too.

We believe everyone has the right to enjoy their holiday, so we work with each person to provide the cover that’s right for them. Each person’s condition is different, and so we work to each person’s specific needs to ensure they have the right cover for their trip.

Travel insurance for someone with leukaemia can give added peace of mind when abroad in case you get ill and need treatment. Our medical screening process is simple to use, and you’ll be able to access your quotes immediately. Travel insurance with leukaemia can make that dream trip even better, knowing you’ll be covered.

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Gold

Gold Plus

Platinum

Emergency medical expenses and Repatriation costs Up to £10m Up to £15m Unlimited
Cancellation* and cutting your trip short Up to £2k Up to £15k Up to £25k
Travel Delay Up to £300 Up to £1,500 Up to £1,500
Personal Belongings Up to £2k Up to £2.5k Up to £5k
Personal liability Up to £2m Up to £2m Up to £2m
Legal protection cover Up to £50k Up to £50k Up to £100k

* If you buy a policy which includes cancellation cover. / All these figures are per person and per trip.

Our Travel Insurance: A simple 3 step quote process

Simply complete our quick 3-step screening process to get your quote

Here’s how it works.

1. Get a quote online or by phone

Once you’re ready to start the quote process, the first step is to provide your personal details and information about your holiday plans. This can be completed over the phone with one of our team members or online.

2. Complete our simple medical screening process

Here, you need to declare any medical conditions you have and any medications you and your travel companions are taking.

This way, we can provide the cover that best suits your needs.

3. Get your quote

You can either proceed to buy or save your quote at this stage.

Tips for travelling with Leukaemia

Travel precautions to bear in mind

  • It’s imperative you speak to your GP or healthcare provider before travelling so they can advise on vaccinations and your general health. Also, you won’t be able to travel by plane if your platelets are too low so testing can be arranged to ensure you’re fit to travel.

Be realistic about destinations

  • Places you’ve travelled to before might not be suitable now. It’s important to bear in mind your leukaemia treatment, as well as how you’re likely to feel on holiday. Know your limits and work with them to create the holiday you need, without the worry you’ll be too poorly to enjoy it. Many shorter flights can take you to cities and islands where you can relax, sightsee or take part in your favourite hobbies.

Be cautious with vaccinations

If you are travelling to a country which requires vaccination before entry, you’ll need to ensure two things; that you are able to have the vaccinations required, and that if suitable, you have them at least six weeks before you travel. Some vaccines are not recommended for patients with leukaemia because they contain live organisms (a small considerably weakened dose of the living organism against which immunisation is intended). Live vaccines include:

  • Measles
  • Rubella (German Measles)
  • MMR (the triple vaccine for Measles, Mumps and Rubella)
  • BCG (Tuberculosis)
  • Yellow Fever
  • Oral Typhoid
  • Shingles (Zostavax)

You may be able to have inactivated vaccines such as cholera, Japanese encephalitis or typhoid, however, you may need to check with your specialist to ensure they will work as effectively as possible.

Anti-malaria tablets

  • If you’re still receiving chemotherapy treatment or any other medications for leukaemia, you should check with your doctor to ensure anti-malaria tablets won’t interact with any of your current treatments. Even if you are on medications, you should still use an insect repellent on your skin and in your room, and if you’re travelling to a tropical climate sleep with the protection of a mosquito net that’s been treated with an insecticide.

Medication tips

  • Bring enough medication for your entire trip, plus extra in case you are delayed. Some medications are not readily available in other countries, so it is worthwhile to check out beforehand what you should do if your supply gets low. Keep all medications in their original containers with labels. Prescription bottles should have your name and the name and dosage of the drug clearly indicated.
  • You might want to consider carrying a note from your doctor with a list of your required medications on it to prove that you need them. This is especially important for pain medications, anti-depressants, and stimulants that may be illegal in other countries. Put cotton balls in your pill bottles to prevent pill damage during transport.

Get plenty of rest

  • Make sure that you schedule in some rest time every couple of hours so that you don’t get run down. There’s nothing wrong with a bit of me time. Ensuring you’re fully rested, both physically and mentally, will help to prevent you from missing out on activities in the long run. Having a little bit of down time will ensure your trip is one to remember.

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Letitia Smith
Travel Insurance Expert

Letitia is a Travel Insurance expert with more than 20 years experience in science and medical communication and helping people find specialist insurance. As Head of Communications at AllClear, she brings in-depth knowledge on medical cover. Letitia cares about supporting people with medical conditions to travel with confidence.

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