Colleagues -
-My MEB conditions are: Low Back Pain, Lumbar Spondylosis, and Degenerative Disk Disease. Steroid injections for years, herniated discs, etc etc.
-I went to a CP a few weeks ago. No words to describe it - complaint filed with QTC.
-Out of the blue, QTC calls me with a new CP exam date (tomorrow).
-Biggest impediment with first exam was range of motion. Physician kept pushing me forward and to the side (I cant
make this up). Hurt like crazy. I am also a clinical provider with over 20 years of clinical work. Never ever saw this type
of unprofessional behavior - either with civilian or fellow military docs.
What does a proper CP Range of Motion exam for the spine look like? Any advice for tomorrow? Thank you in advance.
-My MEB conditions are: Low Back Pain, Lumbar Spondylosis, and Degenerative Disk Disease. Steroid injections for years, herniated discs, etc etc.
-I went to a CP a few weeks ago. No words to describe it - complaint filed with QTC.
-Out of the blue, QTC calls me with a new CP exam date (tomorrow).
-Biggest impediment with first exam was range of motion. Physician kept pushing me forward and to the side (I cant
make this up). Hurt like crazy. I am also a clinical provider with over 20 years of clinical work. Never ever saw this type
of unprofessional behavior - either with civilian or fellow military docs.
What does a proper CP Range of Motion exam for the spine look like? Any advice for tomorrow? Thank you in advance.