Minnesota RSD and Disability


RSD and Disability

RSD Attorney Minnesota

RSD and disability is a common disorder that is often misdiagnosed due to the complexity of symptoms and lack of doctors familiar with treating RSD patients. RSD (reflex sympathetic disorder) is also referred to as CRPS (complex regional pain syndrome). It is associated with intense chronic pain that typically affects the arms, legs, hands, or feet.

A Minnesota RSD attorney at Fields Law Firm can help guide you through getting the right documentation to prove to social security that you have RSD and are unable to work.

RSD and disability is also one of the most difficult disorders to correctly diagnose and many people suffering from RSD / CRPS end up seeing several doctors before they get a correct diagnosis. There is not a definitive test for RSD or CRPS, however there are certain common symptoms that have been identified so that a diagnosis can be made by a doctor who is familiar with the disorder.

The prognosis for people suffering from CRPS / RSD and disability varies for each individual. People with RSD can have symptoms that vary throughout the day, week, month or year. It is said by persons with RSD that “RSD has a mind of its own”. Certain people can have unbearable pain and disabling symptoms in spite of treatment.

A Fields Law RSD attorney will assist you in getting the medical records and supporting documentation you need to provide the SSA with evidence of your RSD disability. If you are unable to work because of RSD / CRPS we can help you apply for social security benefits. If you have been denied disability benefits we can appeal your case.

We offer a Free case review. Our Minnesota RSD attorneys understand how frustrating it is to suffer from the excruciating pain of RSD and be denied disability benefits when you are prevented from working. There are never any fees unless we win your disability case.

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