Is the insurance total from my 1095-A automatically included in my medical expense itemized deductions, or do I have to type that in separately?

Is the insurance total i paid from my 1095-A automatically included in my medical expense itemized deductions, or do I have to type that in separately?

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Yes, TurboTax will transfer the premiums from your 1095-A to Schedule A automatically.

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