Just spoke to my MSC today and found out my psoriasis rating from the VA increased from 10% to 60% due to use of humira for the last year. The only problem is my psoriasis was a static condition before but now has a future exam date of 2020. Is this normal and is the exam for VA or DOD TDRL re-evaluation purposes? Still waiting on my DA199. Any knowledge or advice would be appreciated.
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Psoriasis not a static condition?
- Thread starter Skyhunter88
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Just spoke to my MSC today and found out my psoriasis rating from the VA increased from 10% to 60% due to use of humira for the last year. The only problem is my psoriasis was a static condition before but now has a future exam date of 2020. Is this normal and is the exam for VA or DOD TDRL re-evaluation purposes? Still waiting on my DA199. Any knowledge or advice would be appreciated.
Sky, where did you get the nexus letter? I need one for psoriasis too.
Sky, where did you get the nexus letter? I need one for psoriasis too.
I've been treated at the VA for psoriasis before my MEB and was already service connected for it from active duty.
Hello Sky. I am also service connected for psoriasis 30% and psoriatic arthtitis 20% and have been on enbrel since 2005 through the VA. I am wanting to get my rating reviewed. Can you walk me through the process. Do I have to do another physical throught the VA or can they review my rheumatology records through the VA
Have a great and blessed day.
Have a great and blessed day.