Kyphosis can cause long term disability. Our New York Long Term Disability Lawyers can help if you are experiencing pain or difficulty at work because of your Kyphosis. Learn more about kyphosis long term disability claims below.
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Kyphosis can cause long term disability. Our New York Long Term Disability Lawyers can help if you are experiencing pain or difficulty at work because of your Kyphosis. Learn more about kyphosis long term disability claims below.
As we age, every person develops some narrowing of their spinal canal. It is a gradual process and there is usually not serious complications associated with spinal stenosis disability. A small percentage of the population will suffer more serious complications that can lead to a host of painful symptoms.
If you are experiencing lower back pain that seems to diminish when you lean or bend forward, you may have spinal stenosis. If your lower back pain is worse when sitting or standing for long periods or you are having leg numbness or weakness that affects your ability to work, you may need to a disability claim.
Our New York disability attorneys Riemer & Associates have years of experience representing clients suffering from spinal stenosis and many other lower back disabilities.
Arachnoiditis is caused by inflammation or damage to the arachnoid membrane surrounding your spinal cord. When the arachnoid lining is irritated, your immune system response can lead to its inflammation. Nerves passing from the spinal cord through the arachnoid lining are also affected, often causing abnormal nervous responses all over the body.
If you have arachnoiditis, you’re likely aware of how this debilitating disease can affect your ability to carry out daily activities. This can include your ability to continue working.
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