Is a pregnancy pre-existing condition?

Yes, pregnancy is considered a pre-existing condition.

When you apply for health insurance, you will be asked about your pre-existing conditions. This includes any medical conditions that you have been diagnosed with or treated for before you apply. Pregnancy is considered a pre-existing condition because it is a medical condition that can affect your health and your ability to get pregnant and give birth.

If you are pregnant, you may need to pay higher premiums or a deductible for your health insurance. This is because pregnancy can be considered a high-risk condition, which means that it can lead to more medical complications and higher medical costs.

If you are pregnant, it is important to talk to your health insurance company about your coverage and what costs you may be responsible for. You should also make sure to keep up with your prenatal care and follow your doctor's instructions to help reduce the risk of complications.