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Old Man
First off this is an amazing forum very helpful! Considering filing for increase in service connected hemorrhoids rated at 0%(that should be straight forward) I was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis a little over a year ago would I make that secondary to fallen arches? In addition having similar issues with right ankle years of limping starting to jack that up as well. I noticed that they apparently don't use the old Disability Benefits Questionnaires I had my doctors use the first time around. All of this is in my electronic records from each specialist I have seen. Do I need to have my doctors fill any other paperwork out or do i simply submit their electronic notes? Thanks in advance for any help.
hemorrhoids (Service Connected rated at 0 now) Dr. Note states "PT has large permanent prolapse stage 4 causing considerable symptoms and need surgical treatment" (I haven't scheduled surgery yet as need to plan for 6 weeks off work) I know that if approved and I have surgery...this will have to be re-evaluated in the future.
Plantar Fasciitis (Diagnosed in ER 2019....several doctors visits since...Podiatrist is in the process of doing molds on me for inserts to see if they help...but have used similar before with no affect.
Any and all advise is appreciated!!
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brokensoldier244th
If they are VAMC records we’ll grab them automatically, though if you’ve gone to more than one vamc it helps if you tell us that. If they are private and you don’t tell us about them we don’t know abo
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They'd be combined, or you can wait and do them at once. Your inserts won't change whether or not you have plantar fasciitis. Id go ahead and file.
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