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There are basically three ways to win a back pain case. Click on the links for more detail:
Here are some case studies from recent cases I tried that involved chronic back pain and weakness: Social Security Disability Back Pain Case Study #1 - this case involves a 58 year old male who had previously worked as a computer programmer. Social Security Disability Back Pain Case Study #2 - this case involves a 59 year old male who had previously worked as a land surveyor. Social Security Disability Back Pain Case Study #3 - this case involves a 49 year old female with documented degenerative disc disease that is not severe enough to warrant surgery. Social Security Disability Back Pain Case Study #4 - this case involves a 50 year old male with chronic cervical (neck area) degenerative disc disease plus depression, anxiety, and bi-polar symptoms. Social Security Disability Bank Pain Case Study #5 - this case involves a 60 year old man who underwent a multi-level decompression and fusion, stayed out of work for 25 months, then went back to work driving a truck, against medical advice. Social Security Disability Back Pain Case Study #6 - this case involves a 41 year old female who underwent a cervical (neck) fusion almost 20 years ago, and now experiences myofascial pain, back pain radiating into her legs and carpel tunnel syndrome.
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