Peripheral neuropathy is a painful condition commonly affecting one’s feet and hands. In about 1/3 of cases the cause is unknown . Diabetes is frequently a cause as well as drugs to treat aids and cancer. It is often described as a burning sensation associated with numbness and tingling. The pain may be very intense and […]
Get Social Security Disability For Peripheral Neuropathy, Leg Pain, Difficulty Walking And Numbesss In Feet
March 3, 2016 by disability
Filed Under: Disability, disability for peripheral neuropathy Tagged With: applying for disability, peripheral neuropathy, peripheral neuropathy disability
Can I Get Social Security Disability After A Stroke
March 12, 2013 by disability
I am a claims examiner who has reviewed disability cases for social security over many years and evaluated numerous cases related to strokes. Generally speaking, applying for disability can be very time consuming and confusing because there are specific rules that are used by social security that apply to physical impairments. Hopefully, the following information may help to […]
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Fibromyalgia and fatigue: How To Improve Your Chances For Getting Disability And Avoid a Denial
Fibromyalgia is a common condition primarily affecting women. Despite several theories, the cause remains unknown. Symptoms chiefly consist of various degrees of pain, often affecting the entire body including the neck, back, legs, and arms. In addition, chronic fatigue is often noted. It is important that during visits to your doctor, you stress the degree of pain […]
Filed Under: Disability Tagged With: applying for disability, disability exam, fatigue, fibromyalgia