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How to claim nerve damage
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How it going I'm currently in the process of review an appeal for my back condition, I was denied for not having a diagnoses well I have a diagnoses of DDD so hopefully I get SC for back but I recently did a EMG test for nerve damage and they found nerve damage that was causing pain and numbness in my legs from my back from my disk to nerves. How do I claim something as nerve damage and for what parts. Thanks
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This picture illustrates what the NEXUS does, IMO/IME is the best most efficient and most ironclad way to get your nexus. Without it you just have current symptoms and some things that happened in ser
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Remember, three things are required for direct service connection. You'll need to show it happened in service, have it now, and also have a doctor opine that what you have now is due to the event in s
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In my case, I filed for my back and radiculopathy (secondary to my back) at the same time. When I finally won SC years later (due to appeals), I had the same effective date for both conditions.
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