Esa medical denied
kaz4117
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Hi , I’m wondering if I can get advice please , iv just been taken off esa . They are a lot of questions I’m about to appeal from but more than so when I told about pains in my legs burning and tingling sensation my gp put it down to never damage , the esa interviewer told me doctors will tell u anything ? Should she be saying that ? And also when I told her I was on 400g pain killer she told me it was to high of a dosage baring in my it gives me little reliefs from pain . Now iv taking myself of vital medication by me questioning my go ability to care for me I’m think I’m losing my mind now .
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Hi @kaz4117
I think it is important that you listen to your GP over an ESA assessor, it is usually said that you shouldnt stop prescribed medication without speaking to your doctor so that is quite concerning. Suddenly stopping medications can cause side effects and make you feel quite poorly.
Can you get a doctors appointment to talk this through with a professional?0 -
Not until 14th of may iv been ringing every day to get earlier one but not been successful yet0
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Hi @kaz4117
Are you able to get any face to face help for an appeal? Citizen's advice may be able to help with that and also your concerns with the assessor's comments.
We do have some useful information about appealing a DWP benefits decision that I hope will help. Have you already asked for a mandatory reconsideration?0 -
Shelter is working towards an appeal to their decision, and didn’t think I could make a complaint about this person . Atm my head is spinning with everything and now having to claim a benifits that states I MUST be fit for work is a lie on my behalf because I’m physically and mentally not fit for work I just don’t know who to turn to ?0
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It can be dangerous to suddenly stop taking medication @kaz4417
and so important to only take advice from medical professionals who know your history.0 -
Echoing @Sam_Scope here, @kaz4417. Don't take yourself off medications without the specific advice of your medical professional. These assessors seem scarcely to know their own job, let alone that of people actually qualified.
Please, please take care of yourself,
Warmest best wishes,
Richard0
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