When I received my denile of my claim for secondary issues that were caused and/or the result of my SC issues.
I'll try to do my best in esplaining the problem as I see it.
I finally got and increase of 10% for a Nasal Fracture and Deviated Septum due to trauma, while hospitalized for a unrelated mental condition, another story, another time.
I then applied for secondary issues as a result of the nasal fracture and deviated septum on the primouse that the structural changes that resulted from the fracture and deviated septum is cuasing Non-Allergic and/or Allergic Rhinitis like symptoms, and/or symptoms similiar to those of Chronic Sinisitus.
They denied my claim stating that my SC Nasal Fracture and Deviated Septum is less than likely the cause for the diagnosis of Allergic Rhinitis and their is no supporting literature to prove otherwise.
I've tried to make it clear to them that I am not claiming that the SC issues is the cause of a disease process. I'm trying to show that the symtomology or symptoms, although similiar in nature to the different types of Rhinitis and/or Sinisitis is caused by the abnormal air flow due to the acquired abnormal structural changes as a direct result of the nasal fracture and deviated septom, for which I have found supporting literature to prove out my claim. I also have on at least two occasions been told I have an additional problem with the collaps of the nasal wall upon labered breathing through the nose, which was as likely as not the result of the same trauma and/or procedure used to reduce the fractured nasal bone shortly after the trauma occured.
I need to know or given some direction on how to precent this obvious error in their assumption of what the claim is actully about or the proper reason and basis of the claim
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When I received my denile of my claim for secondary issues that were caused and/or the result of my SC issues.
I'll try to do my best in esplaining the problem as I see it.
I finally got and increase of 10% for a Nasal Fracture and Deviated Septum due to trauma, while hospitalized for a unrelated mental condition, another story, another time.
I then applied for secondary issues as a result of the nasal fracture and deviated septum on the primouse that the structural changes that resulted from the fracture and deviated septum is cuasing Non-Allergic and/or Allergic Rhinitis like symptoms, and/or symptoms similiar to those of Chronic Sinisitus.
They denied my claim stating that my SC Nasal Fracture and Deviated Septum is less than likely the cause for the diagnosis of Allergic Rhinitis and their is no supporting literature to prove otherwise.
I've tried to make it clear to them that I am not claiming that the SC issues is the cause of a disease process. I'm trying to show that the symtomology or symptoms, although similiar in nature to the different types of Rhinitis and/or Sinisitis is caused by the abnormal air flow due to the acquired abnormal structural changes as a direct result of the nasal fracture and deviated septom, for which I have found supporting literature to prove out my claim. I also have on at least two occasions been told I have an additional problem with the collaps of the nasal wall upon labered breathing through the nose, which was as likely as not the result of the same trauma and/or procedure used to reduce the fractured nasal bone shortly after the trauma occured.
I need to know or given some direction on how to precent this obvious error in their assumption of what the claim is actully about or the proper reason and basis of the claim
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