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Category: Diagnosis - Spondylolisthesis

Spondylolisthesis and Long Term Disability Claims: How to Prove Your Case

Diagnoses Diagnosis - Spondylolisthesis Diagnosis - Spinal Condition

Spondylolisthesis is a condition of the spinal column where one of the vertebrae bones slips out its ordinary position onto the vertebra below.  If it has slipped a significant degree or impinges on a nerve, significant pain and discomfort can occur. This pain can greatly affect your ability to bend, stoop or lift and consequently diminish your ability to work. If you are experiencing back pain, numbness or other problems in your lower back, you should consult with the New York long term disability attorneys at Riemer & Associates. They can help direct you to a physician that specializes in back pain and can run diagnostic tests to determine the degree of your disk slippage.
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Back and Neck Disability Claims: How to Prove You Can鈥檛 Work

Diagnosis - Back Injury Diagnosis - Neck Pain Diagnosis - Spondylolisthesis Diagnosis - Injury Back/Lumbar Diagnosis - Injury-Neck/Cervical Diagnosis - Spinal Stenosis Diagnosis - Spondylitis Diagnosis - Spinal Condition Diagnosis - Radiculopathy

Neck and back injuries can significantly diminish mobility and cause excruciating pain. A back or neck injury can be the result of work or recreational activities, disease, a fall or other accident, or a degenerative disorder. Back and neck pain is one of the most common reasons why claimants file for long term disability insurance benefits. Insurers routinely deny back and neck pain claims for lack of objective evidence.

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