As you read through this website and the criteria for obtaining Social
Security benefits for your medical condition, you may notice that your
specific condition or disease requires documentation of your condition
or for specific events to occur prior to receiving Social Security
disability benefits. For instance, for some blood diseases the SSA
requires a specific number of blood transfusions within a six month
period prior to the granting of disability benefits.
The question is, "Should I wait to apply until I meet each condition fully?"
Although the purpose of this website is not to provide legal representation or legal advice, the quick answer is "No."
If you feel that your medical condition leaves you incapacitated and unable to work, then you should apply and provide the documentation you already have. There are a couple of reasons for this answer.
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Musculoskeletal System
(back & joint pain, fractures, injuries, Carpal Tunnel)
Respiratory System
(lung diseases such as asthma, sleep apnea)
Digestive System
(gastrointestinal, liver, bowel, nutrition)
Hematological Disorders
(blood related problems)
Endocrine Disorders
(diabetes, pancreatitis)
Neurological
(brain, stroke, seizures, Parkinson's, head
injuries, migraines)
Malignant Neoplastic Diseases
(cancers & tumors)
Special Senses and Speech
(hearing, vision, vertigo)
Cardiovascular System
(heart attacks, chronic heart failure, blood clots)
Genitourinary Impairments
(kidney disease, dialysis)
Skin Disorders
(light sensitivity, burns)
Impairments that Affect Multiple Body Systems
(Down Syndrome)
Mental Disorders
(autism, anxiety, depression, eating disorders and more)
Immune System Disorders
(HIV, lupus, arthritis)