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Due To Lack Of Chronicity Of Treatment?
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c&p man
well i was reading my award letter and ...it stated something like this... service records show treatment in 1996 for ankle strain. va exam finds current strain of rt ankle with pain with plantar flexion the examiner opinion is that, due to lack of chronicty of treatment,the current strain is less liekly than not not related to treatment in service.??? ok what this mean,,, the record show treatment in service they said i have current ankle stain.. does this mean that i need to show longe amounts of treatment like i should start complaining more at the va appts? does this sound like with some treatment i will get awarded? bc i am sc left ankle heel tendnitis so i dont want to try to secondary a condtion that has a chance by itself. or should i secondary and firstadary it...
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