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RBBB
Whirly, I have been told this RBBB is a non life threatening condition, by about 4 different individuals including consultant and professors! Additionally, it is considered that it will have no direct on life expectency etc.. For this reason I dont think it would be appropriate for insurance companies to be notified (my opinion) re travel....You are at no higher risk than anyone else! LE!
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leading edge, thanks. My opinion too, but this year I reported it, and it put up the premium by £40! You need to report everything, they say. Maybe I'll ask my AME. Or try another travel insurance company next year.
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In terms of iRBBB it is deemed to be a normal varient and found in approx 10 per cent of the population. I wouldn't mention it. Its also not a condition. The CAA are only interested in it as it occassionally indicates pathological issues which of course would be significant to your medical.
