Q: I have a "HIKIDA" Case. No Apportioning. Neurosurgeon given to Me. Said His Surgery went Stormy. For Me to Apply SSDI.
My Given Neurosurgeon force this type of Surgery Failed. "FBBS". He Admitted a "Failed Back Surgery Syndrome" he Said. It Caused Me a Brand New Constant Injury to My Left Shoulder. Nitely and Daily. Bicep and Down Arm to Hand and Fingers. Headaches. "Cervical Myelopathy". He said have No More Surgery. Should I try Another Surgeon or just be Considered "PTD"?
A: you need to do both. seek the advice of another doctor, consider a med mal case and go for PTD if you cant reasonable return to suitable gainful employment due to the injury. if you have past injuries or any other health conditions, an SIBTF case should be considered as well. call an experienced work comp attorney for a free consultation.
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