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What Is TMS and Does It Qualify Me for Disability Benefits?

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a form of therapy to help treat symptoms of depression and anxiety. Individuals who suffer from severe depression or anxiety are typically treated through medications and counseling. Some individuals find their symptoms are so severe that they do not respond effectively to medications. In those

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Huntington’s Disease and Social Security Disability Benefits

Huntington’s disease is a genetic condition resulting in the breakdown of nerve cells in the brain. This condition is progressive, meaning the individual deteriorates over time. Huntington’s disease is a relatively rare condition. This condition gradually kills off healthy nerve cells in the brain leading to muscle loss, loss of

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Can a Stroke Cause You to be Disabled?

Many Americans suffer from cerebral vascular accidents each year. Cerebral vascular accidents, or strokes, occur when there is damage to the brain from an interruption in the blood supply. This is a medical emergency requiring immediate medical attention. If left untreated, an individual having a stroke will likely not survive.

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Does Psoriasis Qualify as a Disability?

As with any condition, disability is determined by severity. Psoriasis is a relatively common condition in which skin cells build up and form scales with itchy and dry patches. Psoriasis symptoms typically appear as small red bumps on the skin which eventually develop into red patches. These patches typically appear

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Does a Limb Amputation Qualify for SSD Benefits?

Suffering from a limb amputation is not an uncommon event. Limb amputations result from a multitude of causes related to trauma, medical illness, or surgery. In some, limb amputation is used as a preventative surgery such as controlling pain or preventing disease progression. The most common cause of limb amputation

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Is Meniere’s Disease Eligible for Disability Benefits?

Meniere’s disease is a condition caused by hearing loss or imbalance. It is characterized by episodes of vertigo. This is an inner ear condition, typically affecting only one ear. However, if the condition progresses, it may move to both. The inner ear is responsible for hearing and balance. Typical symptoms

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