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Morning,
Just got my result from a MST please tell me what do you all think?
Opinion:
It is as likely as not (50% likelihood) that the current symptoms of the patients diagnosed PTSD and depressive disorder are the result of an in service MST-related event.
Rationale: Markers of symptoms in the patient's medical history (Statement in Support of Claim and MAP-D Development letter) would/could fall in line as MST markers with her claimed stressor and substantiate that stress. Exam utilized DSM-5 diagnostic criteria.
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Without the "occupational and social impairment" it's hard to give you a % but I too am S/C for PTSD/MST and started out at 30% before I was increased this past March to 50%. Sounds positive for S/C,
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Yes we need more information about your C&P EXAM TO GIVE YOU A FAIR OPINION ON YOUR RATING %...As they base this on the severity of your symptoms,as Andyman pointed out. jmo ..........
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