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Continuing treatment is treatment for a condition that lasts more than three days. Treatment for your condition must also require two trips to the doctor (the first within seven days of the start of your incapacity, the second within 30 days) or one trip which results in a course of treatment such as therapy with special equipment.nnContinuing treatment also includes:nn• Any incapacity due to pregnancynn• Incapacity due to a permanent or long-term condition for which treatment may not be eff
Continuing treatment is treatment for a condition that lasts more than three days. Treatment for your condition must also require two trips to the doctor (the first within seven days of the start of your incapacity, the second within 30 days) or one trip which results in a course of treatment such as therapy with special equipment.nnContinuing treatment also includes:nn• Any incapacity due to pregnancynn• Incapacity due to a permanent or long-term condition for which treatment may not be eff
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