Social Security Disability: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

SOCIAL SECURITY ISABILITY: In just one year, carpal tunnel syndrome affected 5 MILLION CARPAL TUNNEL workers in the United States. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome occurs when a nerve in the forearm becomes compressed. Some workers are disabled by this condition because they are unable to perform their jobs due to permanent muscle and nerve damage. In many cases, people who are disabled by this condition are denied Social Security Disability coverage but a skilled lawyer may be able to successfully secure benefits for you on appeal. Qualifying for Social Security Disability Benefits Requisite number of work credits Physical or mental condition Condition prevents you from working Condition is expected to last for one year Common Causes Symptoms and Signs Conditions like arthritis, diabetes, and obesity Numbness in the Hand and Fingers Growths like bone spurs, ganglion cysts, or tumors Pain Radiating from the Wrist Repeated Hand Movements Wear and tear as a result of aging and use Weakness in Grip Call d'Oliveira & Associates Atrophy of Surrounding Muscles at 1-800-992-6878 for a free Consultation