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Social Security Disability
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PHILADELPHIA SOCIAL SECURITY LAWYER FOR BACK PAIN

Social Security Lawyer Philadelphia

If you are experiencing chronic back pain that is not relieved by medical treatment, the  social security disability lawyers at The Bernstein Law Offices can help you.

Back pain is a common cause of disability for many individuals.  As one ages, the long term effects of labor can be seen in chronic back pain.  The cause of back pain can vary.  Some of the more common causes of back pain are bulging discs, herniated discs, nerve damage, and spinal stenosis.

It is very important that your physician makes an accurate diagnosis as to the cause of your back pain.  There are several tests that can be performed such as x-rays, MRIs, and EMG test.  Depending on the nature of your back problems, you may be a good candidate for surgery to fix the source of pain.  Many of our clients have had previous unsuccessful back surgeries.  Many individuals who suffer from back pain also require the use of pain medication for their condition.

Chronic back pain is one of the more common reasons for filing an application for social security disability.  THe social security administration will look for longitudinal medical evidence in support of your claim for disability benefits.  They will want to see your diagnostic reports such as MRIs, x-rays, nerve conduction studies, etc.  They will also rely heavily on the opinion of your treating physician in making a determination in your claim.

If you have chronic back pain and have applied or are considering applying for SSD benefits, we invite you to contact us today to get a free telephone conversation.    

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