Psa Levels And Disability

Summary

Elevated PSA levels are not generally considered a preexisting condition for disability benefits unless they lead to significant health issues affecting work ability. The Social Security Administration and relevant case law in Maryland guide these determinations. If complications arise that impact work, reconsideration may be warranted.

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Elevated PSA levels alone may not qualify as an existing condition for disability benefits if they do not cause specific health issues or limitations. However, if any complications arise in the future that affect your ability to work, you might want to revisit this.
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does elevated PSA constitute a preexisting condition for disability benefits
Elevated PSA levels alone typically do not constitute a preexisting condition for disability benefits unless they result in specific health issues or limitations that affect your ability to work.
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what is the legal authority that elevated PSA does not constitute a preexisting condition
In Maryland, the legal authority on what constitutes a preexisting condition for disability benefits falls under the guidelines of the Social Security Administration (SSA) and relevant case law. Generally, elevated PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) levels alone are not considered a disabling condition unless they lead to significant health issues or impairments that limit one's ability to work.
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