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Paul Deitch

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Question, I am 50%. 20% for left shoulder. I just got a increase for my right shoulder from 20% to 30%. During the c&p exam NP did range of motion on my left shoulder. Said it was bad as the right shoulder. I haven’t put a increase for my left shoulder. Since this is in my records with shoulder problems, should I get a DBQ for my left shoulder or just file for increase.😀

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Paul Did you receive a copy of the exam dbq? Does it provide any values on range of motion for your left shoulder? If not, but you have a comment from the NP that it was "bad', you need values on the range of motion. If both shoulders are s-c, if you get a seperate eval and dbq from an outside source, it is possible that they might act on an increase without a new C&P. I said "possible"; but even if they did, you would already have strong evidence for an increase. Probably worth the investment in getting a separate independent exam IMO.

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