shoulder injury - travel insurance?

[Blown2CV]

I picked up a shoulder/bicep injury getting a massage in Morocco (stop tittering at the back) and it only became bad once I got home. The holiday was in Feb. Is it possible to claim on travel insurance? Having claimed for a lost watch on travel ins previously, i know the ask just prohibitively long list of daft questions, so who knows what they will ask for a larger potential claim.

[Sheepshanks]

errrr....claim for what?

[Blown2CV]

Sheepshanks said:

errrr....claim for what?

Well I can't very well take a weird little hairy Moroccan massage bloke to the uk small claims court can I? So, does travel insurance cover this type of thing?

[anonymous-user]

No

[whoami]

Some sort of wind up?

[whoami]

Blown2CV said:

I picked up a shoulder/bicep injury getting a massage in Morocco (stop tittering at the back) and it only became bad once I got home. The holiday was in Feb. Is it possible to claim on travel insurance? Having claimed for a lost watch on travel ins previously, i know the ask just prohibitively long list of daft questions, so who knows what they will ask for a larger potential claim.

What are you actually claiming for?

[Ganglandboss]

1. How do you know the massage was the cause of the injury?
2. What are your actual losses?
3. What does the policy say

[g3org3y]

I read the OP expecting some kind of follow up/second part subsequent to the injury. However, it appears there is/was none. As such the most pertinent questions are:

whoami said:

What are you actually claiming for?

Ganglandboss said:

What are your actual losses?

[Blown2CV]

Well I'm having to pay for physio for a start, and gym membership I can't make full use of.

[whoami]

Have you actually raised it with the hotel/masseuse?

[goldblum]

Is it possible to pick up a bicep injury during a massage, perhaps the OP could describe what the hairy little man did to him?