malandroaz Posted June 24, 2016 Share Posted June 24, 2016 Both of my knees have patellfemoral syndrome. Can I file two secondary claims such as Osteoarthritis and Chronic Pain? If so do I file under both knees? Right Knee – Patellofemoral Syndrome 10% Left Knee - Patellofemoral Syndrome 10% Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Moderator broncovet Posted June 24, 2016 Moderator Share Posted June 24, 2016 But of course. Think about, say Diabetes. If you are service connected for diabetes, it can/does cause all kinds of other problems such as Diabetec Peripheral Nueropathy, and often even results in the loss of a limb. One person said you can always tell diabetics in a nursing home: Many of them have had amputations of one or both feet. Andyman73 and pwrslm 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Both of my knees have patellfemoral syndrome. Can I file two secondary claims such as Osteoarthritis and Chronic Pain? If so do I file under both knees?
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But of course. Think about, say Diabetes. If you are service connected for diabetes, it can/does cause all kinds of other problems such as Diabetec Peripheral Nueropathy, and often even results in t
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Arthritis is a different issue than knee problems, but normally it is considered pyramiding because you are already rated at xx for each knee. A joint condition can only be rated as dege
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I updated my profile to reflect my S/C %. Currently I am at 70% for various injuries. However, I was unaware of secondary injuries when I filed so I have nothing filled for depression, chronic pain fo
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