Common Mistakes Veterans Make During Their C&P Exams and How to Avoid Them

🌟 Are you preparing for your C&P exam and want to make sure you do it right? Avoid these common mistakes that many veterans make during their Compensation and Pension exams. Watch this video for essential tips and advice on how to navigate your exam effectively! 🌟
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🔹 Highlighting Key Mistakes:
Don't Downplay Your Symptoms: Learn why it's crucial to describe your symptoms as if it's your worst day.
Consult Your Doctor First: Understand the importance of discussing your symptoms with your primary care doctor before filing your claim.
Express Your Pain Clearly: We'll show you how to communicate your physical discomfort properly during the exam.
The Power of Supporting Statements: Find out how personal and lay statements can strengthen your claim.
Stay Professional: Tips on maintaining a calm and professional demeanor during your exam.
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Legal and Medical Standards: Discover why knowing the 38 CFR is vital and how it can help you articulate your symptoms effectively.
🎥 In this video, we dive deep into what you need to know to avoid these pitfalls and ensure your C&P exam accurately reflects your needs. Whether you're dealing with mental health issues or physical pain, we've got the advice you need to prepare effectively.
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My C&P examiner didn’t even use a goniometer for the range of motion test.

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Call up the VA and let them know you didn't get that test during your C&P exam. Also, when you go to your exam make sure you can easily reference your service and medical records. It is very important to have an evidence-based claim. If you are not diagnosed with the condition and not getting treated for it you will more than likely get denied. If that happens you can get a higher lever review. Make sure you look over your denial letter to see why you were denied. Look over the 38 CFR ( www.benefits.va.gov/warms/bookc.asp ) This will give you an idea on how to move forward. Also keep in mind that you may have secondary conditions that you also can claim.