Hello. Would I qualify for PIP?

I have been diagnosed with severe spinal stenosis since Sept 2023 by to it’s only now become problematic following a bout of sciatica. I can barely walk for 5-6 mins without having to sit down as the tops of my legs start going numb & I feel as I might buckle over so have to quickly find a seat somewhere. I was also advised re: equine cauda & if I go numb in my nether regions to dial 999 straight away. I have to work from home as a result of the spinal stenosis. Would I qualify for PIP? Thanks
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Hi @jasraj61 and a warm welcome to the community!
From what you described it does sound like its worthwhile applying for pip as it sounds like your condition affects your mobility which is one of the components. Here is some more information on how to claim PIP that I hope it helpful☺️1
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