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Multiple Joint Aches, Pains. Would A Person Qualify For Social Security Disability?
Would a person qualify for social security disability with disk space height loss L4-5,L5-S1, subtle scoliosis , L4-5 spondylosis and mild facet arthrosis with evidence of mild abutment of bilateral descending L5 nerve root take off. Low grade spinal canal stenosis. Strenth 5/5 hip flexion, mild disc apace narrowing, disc desiccation present shallow concentric mixed spondylotic displacement. Also multiple joint aches and pains.
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You have stated here all the pathology but that should cause person unable to do routine activity if this proves here then person may be qualified for social security disability, hope my answer would be helpful have nice day
Thank for asking to HCM
You have stated here all the pathology but that should cause person unable to do routine activity if this proves here then person may be qualified for social security disability, hope my answer would be helpful have nice day
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