Medication-Induced Movement Disorder Work Limitations
Medication-related involuntary movements can undermine function, and clear documentation helps align care decisions with benefit standards. Medication-induced movement disorders can
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Medication-related involuntary movements can undermine function, and clear documentation helps align care decisions with benefit standards. Medication-induced movement disorders can
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Read MoreConstant hemiballistic movements can severely undermine safety, independence and sustained work capacity, demanding careful medical documentation and structured legal disability
Read MoreDystonia affecting the neck and upper limbs can seriously compromise fine motor tasks, disability assessments and benefit eligibility if functional
Read MoreInvoluntary choreic movements that prevent precise tasks can seriously affect work capacity, benefit eligibility and legal disputes over functional limitations.
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