IRS will copy and store everything you send them. We can’t speak for them as to whether they read all separate statements.
The IRS does send many computerized notices, but these are for mismatches between what they receive or didn’t receive from third parties and what was reported on the tax return. For example, a mismatch of an amount reported as wages between the W-2 and tax return.
The IRS does not get third-party reporting on medical expenses, so any examination notice would have human involvement. The IRS computer would flag your return and an auditor will look at it and decide whether to proceed with an audit. Not all flagged returns are audited.
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