Several common ailments, including eczema, are amongst those that can seek extra help with their income
If you have certain skin conditions, you could get over £600 each month from the Department for Work and Pensions .
This money could help with everyday costs like food, rent and looking after children. With the cost of living going up, it's really important for people to know what they can get if they have certain health problems.READ MORE: DWP wants people to claim up to £218 in extra cash each week What could I be getting through PIP? Personal Independence Payment is available to people in Britain who suffer from long-term health conditions and is made up of two components - a daily living rate and a mobility rate - and you can be entitled to both or just one of these. These are then split again, into the standard rate and the enhanced rate.
The smallest four-weekly payment will increase by £18.20 to £290.60. Meanwhile, the largest amount will go up by £46.20 to £737.20 every four weeks.
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