If you have entered the 1095-A information, and it is calculating the repayment of the Advance Premium Tax Credit, it is already applying that as a medical expense under itemized deductions. You do not need to enter separately. Doing so will double-count the expense. Regardless if it changes your amount due/refund, you cannot enter the amount separately again. If you are unable to itemize, you, unfortunately, will not see a tax benefit in deducting the repayment, as the standard deduction will be the best option for you.
You can review your total deductions on the worksheets attached to your return prior to filing. You can make changes as needed and then continue to file.
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