I am service connected with migraines and these things are still with me ,my doctors said there is not enough information on the brain to make a determination , ive been out of service since 78. I also think its doing damage to my brain and my life.
Chronic Pain. Welcome to my world. I really cannot remember when I have not been in pain. The pain and constant ringing in the ears is a constant companion these days .
A service connection must be established for all VA disability claims. A claim for VA disability benefits for chronic pain must include evidence that the pain manifested or worsened during your service. There are several ways to go about this. - Pain manifesting in service - Pain aggravated by service - Chronic pain diagnosed after service You can learn more about chronic pain here: www.woodslawyers.com/va-chronic-pain-rating/?.com&ChronicPainLori&CommentShare#h-establishing-a-service-connection-for-chronic-pain
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Moving KC 130 tires from VMGRT 252 and 253 to MLs 14/ previous H&Ms 14 and to RMs 14 Supply using my body and Forklift to deliver KC 130 tires that weight 500 lbs for over three years body pain.
My claim for chronic pain was just denied today. Today has been very rough and I have been obsessing over solutions. They said "We have continued the assigned 20 percent evaluation for your thoracic back strain (claimed as chronic pain secondary to your service connected back condition) based on: -Forward flexation of the thoracolumbar spine greater than 30 degrees but not greater than 60 degrees." I am so confused and disheartened because I filed for "chronic pain as a secondary to my thoracic strain" So why are they just focusing on my thoracic back strain? Did my local VA officer word the form incorrectly to get the VA to only focus on the back strain and not the chronic pain secondary condition?
It's hard to say what caused this decision without knowing more details about your claim. Every veteran's case is different. We would be happy to discuss your claim to see if we can help. You can reach us at 812-426-7201, or you can request a free case evaluation here: www.woodslawyers.com/contact/?.com&ChronicPainLori&CommentShare
I'm sorry to hear this. Since every veteran's case is different, it's hard to answer your questions about your case. We would be happy to discuss your case to see if we can help. You can reach us at 812-426-7201, or you can request a free case evaluation here: www.woodslawyers.com/contact/?.com&ChronicPainLori&CommentShare
Veterans who wish to increase their VA disability benefits can take several different approaches, including filing a claim for an increase in benefits, adding additional service-connected conditions, appealing a rating decision, or seeking individual unemployability benefits. You can learn more about each of these ways here: www.woodslawyers.com/va-disability-increase/?.com&ChronicPainLori&CommentShare
I am service connected with migraines and these things are still with me ,my doctors said there is not enough information on the brain to make a determination , ive been out of service since 78. I also think its doing damage to my brain and my life.
Chronic Pain. Welcome to my world. I really cannot remember when I have not been in pain. The pain and constant ringing in the ears is a constant companion these days .
How would one go about obtaining a diagnosis for chronic pain?
A service connection must be established for all VA disability claims. A claim for VA disability benefits for chronic pain must include evidence that the pain manifested or worsened during your service. There are several ways to go about this.
- Pain manifesting in service
- Pain aggravated by service
- Chronic pain diagnosed after service
You can learn more about chronic pain here: www.woodslawyers.com/va-chronic-pain-rating/?.com&ChronicPainLori&CommentShare#h-establishing-a-service-connection-for-chronic-pain
@@woodslawyers Not to try and hold a conversation here but, what type of Doctor would I see to diagnose Chronic Pain?
These are great questions, we don't mind having conversations with our viewers! Veterans are free to choose what type of doctor they want to see. It can be your primary care physician or a VA doctor. You can learn more about how a doctor can help you VA claim here: www.woodslawyers.com/family-doctor-nexus-letter/?.com&ChronicPainLori&CommentShare
Moving KC 130 tires from VMGRT 252 and 253 to MLs 14/ previous H&Ms 14 and to RMs 14 Supply using my body and Forklift to deliver KC 130 tires that weight 500 lbs for over three years body pain.
My claim for chronic pain was just denied today. Today has been very rough and I have been obsessing over solutions. They said "We have continued the assigned 20 percent evaluation for your thoracic back strain (claimed as chronic pain secondary to your service connected back condition) based on:
-Forward flexation of the thoracolumbar spine greater than 30 degrees but not greater than 60 degrees."
I am so confused and disheartened because I filed for "chronic pain as a secondary to my thoracic strain" So why are they just focusing on my thoracic back strain? Did my local VA officer word the form incorrectly to get the VA to only focus on the back strain and not the chronic pain secondary condition?
It's hard to say what caused this decision without knowing more details about your claim. Every veteran's case is different. We would be happy to discuss your claim to see if we can help. You can reach us at 812-426-7201, or you can request a free case evaluation here: www.woodslawyers.com/contact/?.com&ChronicPainLori&CommentShare
I'm sorry to hear this. Since every veteran's case is different, it's hard to answer your questions about your case. We would be happy to discuss your case to see if we can help. You can reach us at 812-426-7201, or you can request a free case evaluation here: www.woodslawyers.com/contact/?.com&ChronicPainLori&CommentShare
How do i get an increase, if i am already service connected?
Veterans who wish to increase their VA disability benefits can take several different approaches, including filing a claim for an increase in benefits, adding additional service-connected conditions, appealing a rating decision, or seeking individual unemployability benefits. You can learn more about each of these ways here: www.woodslawyers.com/va-disability-increase/?.com&ChronicPainLori&CommentShare
Can you get rated for SSD/CPS if you already have 70% for MH?
Are you referring to Somatic Symptom Disorder?
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Gout is chronic pain?
Gout can become chronic when there are repeated episodes of pain and inflammation.
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Have had daily pain from neck back and feet for long time and being treated for by VA, how do you get this diagnosed
@@richardhogeland8597 talk to VA Dr about it