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SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY, SSI FOR ANEMIACan you get ssd ssi disability for anemia?
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Anemia is a condition that results in less oxygen being transported to the body's tissue cells, either because an individual's red blood cells (erythrocytes) are fewer in number or smaller in size than normal. Most forms of anemia are induced by a vitamin or nutrient deficiency state; however anemia can also be a genetic and inherited condition. Although anemia causes some significant health problems, it often goes undiagnosed. In fact, anemia symptoms are usually so general that they are easily overlooked. Most individuals who suffer from anemia feel fatigued, run down, and weak, which of course may be attributed to a variety of other causes. Sometimes anemia may even affect an individual’s ability to concentrate or think clearly, and in more severe anemia cases shortness of breath may occur upon exertion. In fact, severe cases of anemia may lead to heart palpitations, sweatiness, or even heart failure. Individuals with severe anemia can apply for social security disability or ssi disability and can, potentially, win a claim for benefits provided that their condition prevents them from working for at least twelve full months. Below are selected links leading to specific and general answers regarding the disability process . Disability Advocates Help with Claims Experienced Representation |
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY ATTORNEY, REPRESENTATIVE LAWYER LIST ANSWERS TO YOUR SSD & SSI QUESTIONS PAGE 1 ANSWERS TO YOUR SSD & SSI QUESTIONS PAGE 2 |

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