Medical input.

Hi, 
On my latest assessment report the assessor has written, in every descriptor that there is no medical input, only GP prescribing for medication.

I have been seen by Cardiologists, neurologists, vascular surgery, to name just a few, but each have stated they have done as much as they can and left it to the GP.

As most of us know, it's hard enough to get a GP appointment never mind be seen by the hospital consultants.

I gave the assessor copies of up to date consultations and diagnosis but she did not include them on report (I sent them to DWP next day)

Has anyone rebutted those conclusions that because you are not being sern or cannot get appointments with specialists you are deemed to have nothing wrong with you.

I have a copy of a letter sent by my MP last month to Health board complaining why I have waited over 7 months for appointment, and over a year for an appointment to see about my knee which I shattered after falling down stairs due to leg giving way of a diagnosed condition, Artheroscleriosis, which the assessor ignored.

Her words on that were '' can't pronounce it and don't know what it is and never come across it before' !!!.

Any help in replying to DWP on this type of assumption by assessors appreciated.