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Getting a Diagnosis in the UK (slrpnk.net)
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Hello, I've decided to finally get the answer, and go get tested, someone posted a comic of @cypopps a few days ago here and I read all their creations because it connected a lot with me. But I am a bit lost in how to find where to do a Diagnostic in the UK, I see the word "Assesment" and "Diagnostics" which seems to be two different things? The Places in my region do "Assesments" some mostly for kids, other for Young Adults which Is what I found I fould The Assessment Team near me, but it seems crazy to me. Does it actually cost 2500 Pound to get tested? It costs 40 Euro in France

I thought it would be faster in the UK to get tested from what I saw in the UK compared to France but I am confused on the Wording and the Price

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[-] ABCDE@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

Just as someone DMed me about it, the total cost of assessment, certificates and a week of pills (14 x 10mg) was $45 (USD). So it's quicker and cheaper even to fly from the UK to Taiwan to do it. I'm sure there are closer places mind you, just need to find where they are. Check going private in Poland and Turkiye, perhaps.

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