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This page has a list of medical conditions common to Social Security Disability and SSI claims.

Find the medical condition you are interested in below and click on it.  It will take you to a page that discusses the condition in the context of Social Security Disability and SSI.  These pages will contain information on medical listings if they apply, and general information on how to win your Social Security Disability or SSI benefits for that specific condition.  I will be adding medical conditions all the time so bookmark this site and check back frequently.

 

The below links will take you to pages that explain the medical conditions as I know it form my experience in dealing with Social Security Disability claims for these conditions as a lawyer.  I try to explain a little bit about each condition and how that particular condition may be handled in a disability claim.  I have tried to be accurate with my medical explanations but I am not a doctor.  I have also included a link that explains how Social Security will look at all your medical conditions together including the effect of treatment, and medication side effects when determining if you are disabled.  

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