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Just Finished C&p I Thought Was For Anxiety. Walked Out With Ptsd Eval... Any Help On Possible %

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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION: I conclude the veteran does meet criteria
for post-traumatic stress disorder. He does not meet criteria for a
mild neurocognitive disorder due to TBI. He is able to maintain
activities of daily living including personal hygiene. He has not
experienced a significant trauma since discharge, but there has been
a worsening of his condition because his PTSD has not been
adequately treated. There have not been remissions and symptoms are
continuous. He does not have a problem with drug and alcohol abuse.
There is not inappropriate behavior. He is in treatment at the
current time and on medication but has had many failed trials with
SSRI medications and now is having at least an early good response
to Clonazepam 0.5 mg b.i.d. to lessen the intensity of his anxiety
but not resolve it. His thought processes and communication are not
impaired. His social functioning is impaired by anxiety and
withdrawal avoidance. His employment has not been impacted by
psychological issues. The veteran has continued to be employed
despite the PTSD all of this time. No other diagnosis or mental
condition was found other than PTSD secondary to a motor vehicle
accident while in the service in 1997. He is competent to handle VA
funds.
SEVERITY STATEMENT: For PTSD, there is occupational and social
impairment with reduced reliability and productivity due to such
symptoms as depressed mood, chronic sleep impairment, anxiety, panic
attacks more than once a week, and disturbances of motivation and
mood.
See earlier section entitled "SUBJECTIVE
SYMPTOMS OF MILD NEUROCOGNITIVE DISORDER DUE TO TBI" for scores
related to that issue. See also separate medical/neurological
evaluation report for any medical, physical, or physiological

effects of TB

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Strange assessment with meds you are able to function and he points out symptoms. Certainly there is a reason that you are being treated with medication used for people who have PTSD.

I would look for a medical doctor to give a Medical Opinion.

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It is a very strange diagnosis... He said my C&P was for PTSD, but it clearly states in eBenefits that its for Anxiety... To top it off, I had a PTSD claim filed back in 2011 that was denied in 2012 for lack of evidence and they never even sent me to a C&P.

SMH

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PTSD is an anxiety disorder. The VA will only provide a single MH rating, even if you are diagnosed for multiple disorders.

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