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Social Security Disabilty
Social Security Disability and Seizures
Although epilepsy or other seizure disorders are often controllable with medication, they can cause people to be unable to work. Disability may be established depending upon the frequency and nature of grand mal seizures (generalized tonic clonic), petit mal seizures (absence attacks), or atonic seizures (drop attacks). Other limiting impairments may include simple or complex partial seizures, cluster headaches, or other neurological conditions.
While seizures may be presumptively disabling depending on their frequency and nature, they may also render you disabled or unemployable if they cause you to be absent from work too often or taking too many unscheduled breaks. It is important that you seek treatment for your conditions, whether it be with your primary care physician, neurologist, or other seizure specialist.
If you feel that your seizure disorder is preventing you from working and you are seeking Social Security Disability and/or SSI benefits, please call RutterMills for a free consultation. We may be able to help you.
If you feel that your seizure disorder is preventing you from working and you are seeking Social Security Disability and/or SSI benefits, please call RutterMills for a free consultation. We may be able to help you.
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