Yes, Medical Travel Insurance covers any prescription medication you might need when abroad, so won’t be left without medication that you might need.
We suggest you carry extra supplies in case you’re delayed abroad. Subject to airline restrictions, carry your medication in your hand luggage and not in checked-in bags.
It’s useful to travel with a copy of your prescriptions, and a copy of your medication’s medical name, as the brand name may differ in your destination country.  Always check that your medications are not prohibited in the destination you’re travelling to.