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  2. Begin by filling out Part 1, which requires your personal details such as name, address, and National Insurance number. Ensure all information is accurate.
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  4. Proceed to Part 3 where you will describe your work history and the prescribed disease you are claiming for. Be specific about dates and employers.
  5. Complete Part 4 regarding any medical treatment received related to your condition. Include hospital names and treatment dates.
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Vibration white finger is a type of secondary Raynauds phenomenon. In this type, blood vessels, nerves, and other tissue become damaged due to chronic vibration. Vibration white finger causes a whitening or paleness in the fingertips. This symptom often becomes more noticeable in cold temperatures.
These early symptoms can become more serious if you continue to use power tools and, eventually, could become permanent. Practically, vibration white finger can prevent you from doing certain types of work in the future or stop you from being able to do up buttons or zips.
IIDB wont affect other benefits for example you can get IIDB at the same time as Personal Independence Payments (PIP) or Attendance Allowance.
As Vibration White Finger is classed as an industrial disease, the sufferer will have a good chance of making a no win, no fee compensation claim as it is likely that their condition was caused by their employers negligence.
Can you claim PIP for white finger? Yes, you may be able to claim Personal Independence Payment (PIP) if you have white finger that is causing you docHub difficulty in your daily life. PIP is a benefit for people who have long-term health conditions or disabilities that affect their ability to work.

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Vibration White Finger Compensation Amounts 3,650 10,550 compensation for minor Vibration White Finger, where there may be occasional symptoms in a few fingers. 10,550 20,460 for moderate cases of VWF where the individual has maintained employment but where attacks still occur, particularly in colder weather.
Is HAVS a recognised disability? Yes. Severe HAVS is a prescribed industrial disease (PD A11). Workers may be entitled to Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit (IIDB) or compensation.