Darron79
Well Known Member
Hopefull
I would say sleeping problems on their own like insomnia are not mental health related. For example, being a shift worker who cannot sleep during the daytime is not a mental health problem.
However, if the sleeping issues are caused by depression or stress, then yes, they are mental health related.
CJ
Hi mate,Sorry to ask again but did they write to your gp. I am worried about the mental health spoken to 4 different gp’s can’t get the gp I am assign to to contact me. I had sleeping problems because I am n shift worker so instead of giving me sleeping tablets they gave me amitripteline witch did not work then matsrzipane witch did not work and eventually sleeping tablets. I want to say no on my form regarding mental health but don’t know wat the gp will say because it is a different one every time. The poor receptionist must have had it with me now being on the phone with them every week.
I kept on to my GP surgery as I see a different GP every time as well!! The GP called me to fill out the forms thank goodness .
He said I scored low on his forms & he was happy with my answers.
Now I just have to go back on Monday for a piss test!! That’ll be it cos they’ve gone through my life with a fine tooth comb!!
I’m on Pregabalin for nerve pain in my back but the GP has started to reduce my dose as I don’t want to be popping pills my whole life. My poor kidneys etc!!
It’s been a long road but I can see the light at the end of the tunnel oi oi…