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Would I qualify for PIP?

ailish
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I have been in 450mg of pregablin daily for neuropathic pain And was wondering if ok qualify for PIP
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Hi ailishNo one on an internet forum can answer.PIP is not awarded for yur condition, illness or diagnosis. It is about how you manage daily activitiesIn the first instaance try the self test
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
Hi @ailish, and a warm welcome to the community!
As CR says, PIP is not awarded based on your condition, illness or diagnosis., but on how you manage daily activities. However, this online self-test can give you an idea of your entitlement. Have a go, and do feel free to come back to us with any questions. -
I agree. There are many people that have an extremely difficult life caused by debilitating and serious life threatening conditions and disabilities. But unless the impact on their lives actually match the descriptors within PIP they would not get an award.
However there are also people who have non life threatening conditions and in general can live quite well but the impact of those conditions match exactly enough of the descriptors to give a PIP award.
As you can see it is the impact that is only considered and not the condition.
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