I had the BVA ordered Exam today, and I really don't know how it went. The one I had in 2005 was very in depth, but this one only hit the highlights. He ask me a couple questions about where the pain was and if it radiated. He checked my range of motion, straight leg raise (and appologized for hurting me). I also had to stand on my toes. He checked for numbness, which I have some in my toes. The whole exam took less that 10 minutes! It appears that it was just a formality to check range of motion. It's like the decision of SC has already been made and they just needed to get limitations measurements, or they are going to deny my claim and had to do the exam because it was ordered by the BVA.
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blackbird
Hello everyone,
I had the BVA ordered Exam today, and I really don't know how it went. The one I had in 2005 was very in depth, but this one only hit the highlights. He ask me a couple questions about where the pain was and if it radiated. He checked my range of motion, straight leg raise (and appologized for hurting me). I also had to stand on my toes. He checked for numbness, which I have some in my toes. The whole exam took less that 10 minutes! It appears that it was just a formality to check range of motion. It's like the decision of SC has already been made and they just needed to get limitations measurements, or they are going to deny my claim and had to do the exam because it was ordered by the BVA.
Any ideas,
Blackbird
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