Rls

[Nosredna]

I have rls and I am very worried I have an assessment next week I also have depression but my main problem is rls will I be able to claim for this condition ?

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I'm confused. Are you asking how to find the right treatment for both conditions?

[Pippins2]

An assessment for what? X

[Nosredna in reply to Pippins2]

ESA

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If it is a PIP's or Universal Credit assessment then you can claim for this condition take time to write down ALL the side effects that come with RLS - pain, insomnia, depression, anxiety, inability to focus due to fatigue,fatigue, etc, etc, etc.

[Mona23]

Are you having a work assessment?

[Nosredna in reply to Mona23]

Yes ESA

[Mona23 in reply to Nosredna]

If you’ve been dx’d by a neurologist who did tests to show why he/she thinks you have RLS, take the report with you. If you kept a log or journal, a summary at least, might also be helpful.

[Nosredna in reply to Mona23]

No only doctor I've got an appointment at the sleep clinic in September

[Mona23]

Keep a log of your symptoms and include how they affect you at work, and take it with you to show if they ask about details. And a letter from your Dr saying you’ve been referred to a sleep clinic for evaluation for RLS sleep issues would also be helpful. It’s probably a multi-step process, right?