I am workin on a claim for tdiu and I understood that my private Dr. had schedualed an emg for evidence to support the claim. I have recently found out that an emg is not going to be done but an exam by the emg Dr. is to be performed. How much weight if any will this have on the claim as far as approvial is concerened without an emg? My private Dr. said he would write a letter to the va after the visit with the emg Dr. with the facts that were found. How much can the emg Dr. tell about my condition withou an emg being performed? My Dr. knows I can't work anymore and I haven't worked a day since September 2005. I may be answering my own question here as I don't think the va will give this much weight, however it will get me an emg from the va which is what I was trying to avoid. If there are any thoughts out there I would appreciate hearing about them.
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I am workin on a claim for tdiu and I understood that my private Dr. had schedualed an emg for evidence to support the claim. I have recently found out that an emg is not going to be done but an exam by the emg Dr. is to be performed. How much weight if any will this have on the claim as far as approvial is concerened without an emg? My private Dr. said he would write a letter to the va after the visit with the emg Dr. with the facts that were found. How much can the emg Dr. tell about my condition withou an emg being performed? My Dr. knows I can't work anymore and I haven't worked a day since September 2005. I may be answering my own question here as I don't think the va will give this much weight, however it will get me an emg from the va which is what I was trying to avoid. If there are any thoughts out there I would appreciate hearing about them.
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