I had my C& P exam today for my headaches residual of TBI and hemorrhoids. The examiner just asked a few questions and measured the scar on my head from my head injury. She also said that she didn't need to see my hemorrhoids because they never go away and she doesn't need to see them. She also said that she can only ask me questions regarding my TBI and that she can not see inside my head. She asked if I had any MRI or CT scan and I said no. Is this normal for these type of exams? Thanks for your input!!!
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I had my C& P exam today for my headaches residual of TBI and hemorrhoids. The examiner just asked a few questions and measured the scar on my head from my head injury. She also said that she didn't need to see my hemorrhoids because they never go away and she doesn't need to see them. She also said that she can only ask me questions regarding my TBI and that she can not see inside my head. She asked if I had any MRI or CT scan and I said no. Is this normal for these type of exams? Thanks for your input!!!
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What expert title did your examiner have? Neurologist, psychiatrist,.. ? I didn't have a C&P, but I had an introductory neuro-physical and TBI questions exam like you with my new second healt
Berta
Over 24 thousand vets with TBI exams might have not gotten the exam done by a doctor with full expertise in TBI. I posted some info on that yesterday. VA is contacting vets who had faulty C &
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No not on their own but if they cause you pain, then you can have them removed. Trust me I know....I have had the surgery twice to include an anal fissure and it's no fun but I am glad I did the surg
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