Just for info, I didn't know this could happen, but during the course of a C & P exam if the examiner looks at other conditions and makes decisions on other conditions not put in on the original claim, the R/O can make a rating decision. Has anyone heard of this? Example: Husband put in for left foot drop, loss of use, and doctor looked at his hands and other leg for increase in the PN. Doctor did nothing and husband mentioned, when asked, that he had hard time picking and holding things. Well end result Still upper L/R PN 10% no change Lower R no change 20% Lower L 20% to 40%. VFW did not put in any claim for any other condition.. Doctor did nothing. Can a vet ask for another C & P exam, or at this point it's just going to be with private doctor, during NOD????? Thank you for any imput
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Just for info, I didn't know this could happen, but during the course of a C & P exam if the examiner looks at other conditions and makes decisions on other conditions not put in on the original claim, the R/O can make a rating decision. Has anyone heard of this? Example: Husband put in for left foot drop, loss of use, and doctor looked at his hands and other leg for increase in the PN. Doctor did nothing and husband mentioned, when asked, that he had hard time picking and holding things. Well end result Still upper L/R PN 10% no change Lower R no change 20% Lower L 20% to 40%. VFW did not put in any claim for any other condition.. Doctor did nothing. Can a vet ask for another C & P exam, or at this point it's just going to be with private doctor, during NOD????? Thank you for any imput
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