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Breast Cancer Insurance People with Breast cancer who have successful treatment for Breast cancer can find it hard to obtain insurance and may face increased premiums from their existing insurance providers – even for basic travel insurance . The Insurance Helpline can help people living with breast cancer and who are in remission - to obtain a wide variety of insurance including Mortgage protection insurance, Life assurance and sports and travel insurance. The Insurance Helpline may also be able to offer insurance for people with pre cancerous cells as long as they haven’t developed. Lady aged 44 diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ. (very early stages) diag aug 2006 This resulted in a mastectomy (own choice) no invasions or Lymph nodes affected sept 06 She was given the all clear and did not require any further treatment. Totaly Insured got her covered and on risk October this year. We can also help people who have other forms of cancer – for example bowel cancer to obtain Insurance cover as well as those with breast cancer. |
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Breast Cancer Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer for women - every year there are nearly 42,000 new cases in the UK. Breast cancer accounts for almost one in three of all cancer cases in women. The cancer develops in the milk-producing glands in the breast, or in the passages or ducts that deliver milk to the nipples. Some breast cancers may spread into the surrounding tissue, and can spread to other parts of the body. A small Number of Males also develop breast cancer around 300 a year. Over the last decade earlier detection of breast cancer and improved treatments have lead to a reduction of the death rate for breast cancer by a fifth. The primary Cancer Charity in the uk is CRUK has more information on Breast cancer and other types of cancer. Please be aware that by clicking on to the above links you are leaving the Totally Insured Group website. Please note that the Totally Insured Group are not responsible for the accuracy of the information contained within the linked site(s) accessible from this page
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