Answer:
<h2>Yes but is a symptoms for pregnancy </h2>
Explanation:
<h3>I know about pregnancy?</h3><h3>Symptoms of pregnancy</h3><h3>Missed period. A missed period is one of the earliest symptoms of pregnancy (and maybe the most classic one). ...</h3>
<h3>Headache. Headaches are common in early pregnancy. ...</h3><h3>Spotting. ...</h3><h3>Weight gain. ...</h3><h3>Pregnancy-induced hypertension. ...</h3><h3>Heartburn. ...</h3><h3>Constipation. ...</h3><h3>Cramps.</h3>
Answer:
Pre-existing Condition
Explanation:
Chronic illnesses and medical conditions (severe or not) may be considered pre-existing conditions.
Example: Diabetes, hypertension, epilepsy.
Pregnancy before enrollment is not considered pre-existing condition.
Insurance companies can't refuse to cover treatment for pre-existing conditions or charge more.
