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A claim can get rejected if the insurance company discovers that the illness was caused due to a pre-existing medical condition that was not disclosed by the policyholder. So, it is advisable to disclose all pre-existing illnesses and to go for such pre-medical test as it makes it easier for both the insurance company and policyholder at the time of the claim.
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