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Loss of use due to frequent wrist drop
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289mustang
I have a question rewarding loss of use. I am rated 100% permanent & total upon exit of service in 2013.
I have bilateral arm radiculpathy, (60% severe left arm and moderate right arm 20%) I had 3 cervical operations on c4-T1 fusions all in service.
I experienced wrist drop in service during 2008 that was periodic, during a 6 month period
over the last 2 years my right and left wrist drop occurs and last from a few hours to a few days about 10-25 times a month.
I currently am unable to work and on long term disability from my employment.
Does periodic wrist drop qualify for Loss of use? If it affects my ability to grasp, conduct activities of daily living?
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