I Was Misdiagnosis With A Condition

[lamontino]

i was misdiagnosis with a congenital condition base soley on private medical records (without xrays) when i was 15. When I went in the militaly the denied me base on that congenital problem.

I fought that. And now I have learned that 7 radiologist 5 at VA and 2 private saying that I dont have this congenital problem and never had it. So what can I do

[lamontino]

also, those 7 radiologist have xrays, mri, cat

[carlie]

i was misdiagnosis with a congenital condition base soley on private medical records (without xrays) when i was 15. When I went in the militaly the denied me base on that congenital problem.

I fought that. And now I have learned that 7 radiologist 5 at VA and 2 private saying that I dont have this congenital problem and never had it. So what can I do

Please clarify - what is your question ?

[Philip Rogers]

Were you accepted into the military??

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[lamontino]

Please clarify - what is your question ?

I went in the military at 17. I got hurt three time while in basic training. They let me out of the military because the said I had bilateral spondylolysis which alleged I had prior to service.

After I got out. I went to the VA hospital and got a c&p exam of my back. There was xrays done and the radiologist didnt find bilateral spondylolysis.

I continue to fight so I apply for disability in the same year. I was denied service connection for my condition saying I had congenital bilateral spondylolysis. I just learned through looking at all my medical records and VA exams (5 of them) that all xrays, cat scans and mri says " no finding of congenital bilateral spondylolysis".

The weird thing is all them VA doctors...sign all of their dications saying that I did have this condition and is the cause of my current back condition but they forgot to read all there radiologists reports stating I didnt have congenital bilateral spondylolysis. WHat can I do?

[retiredat44]

I don't understand ypour question, like everyone else has said and asked, please elaborate a little..

I have been misdiagnosed a zillion times...

I have been treated for things I didn't have and have been not treated for things they missed..

Serious things, life threatening conditions..

but this thread is about you..

[lamontino]

I don't understand ypour question, like everyone else has said and asked, please elaborate a little..

I have been misdiagnosed a zillion times...

I have been treated for things I didn't have and have been not treated for things they missed..

Serious things, life threatening conditions..

but this thread is about you..

I was let out the military because I was injuried. When I got out I apply for benefits. When they got my private medical records which I gave them, they said I had an injury prior to services which was congenital bilateral spondylolysis. Which is a condition that a person is born with concerning the back.

But when I had about 5 c&p exams the radiologist states " no sign of congenital bilateral spondylolysis". But the doctors that did the exams state on the reports that I did. And that condition was prior to service.

When I got denied. The VA Ro stated " you had a congenital bilateral spondylolysis problem prior to service which you was born with. So your case remains denied".

I research this condition and it doesnt just magically disappears. It stays with you for a life time.

So my question is. Is this a CUE and is this a clear case of malpractice. Cause the doctors lied on record saying I had a condition I never had.