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Is GERD a comorbidity

So I have been freaking out because im at the 39.9 area with no comorbities besides the GERD I was diagnosed with at my EGD appt. I have United health care, I would like to know if im just wasting money and time

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    You should call UHC and ask them. I found snippet about co-morbidities in general:

    Less frequent comorbidities that are occasionally accepted by insurance include:

    • Congestive Heart Failure
    • Fatty Liver Syndrome
    • Gall Bladder Disease
    • Depression
    • Stroke or Stroke Risk
    • Inability to Carry Out Daily Activities
    • Psychosocial Stress Resulting From Obesity
    • GERD (Acid Reflux Disease)
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