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hypertension Duty To Assist Re Hypertension And Heart Desease
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Carl the Engineer
If one filed a claim in 2008 for hypertension (HBP) and was susequently service connected for hypertension through his military medical records (zero, controlled by meds), would it be unreasonable for them to have seen an enlarge left ventrical and an abnormal ECG also in the record, to also sevice connect for heart desease?
And if they didnt, which they didnt, do I,
Start a new claim for heart desease.
Or, a cue?
Or, what??
Thanks,
Hamslice
From what I read in 7000, you get 30% for enlarged heart by x-ray, which I have on record in 2004 with an x-ray. And I also have an abnormal ECG, however, dont know how that plays..
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Can you tell us the ECG narrative that appears on the upper right hand side of the ECG? In the award for "0" HBP, did they state they considered the X ray of heart and the EKG? I assume these
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