Ssdi Surgery

[byron92]

If your doctor says you need surgery, ut have bad sickness, Does that disqualify you? Does SS disqualify you because you should have the operation? It's an operation without any guarantees.

[Algie]

I think it would qualify, but apply and find out, it costs nothing.

[Ansley]

Cheers,  Our situation is crohn's disease and inflammatory arthritis. I'm restricted on which I will do severely. The rhumetologist may back it, however the uniform claims he'll create I've really poor crohn's and wants surgery. the doctor doesn't recomend, but due to persisting pain can do it. Easily decided to not do surgery, will that disqualify? the illnesses may never get away.

[Biadhaiche]

No.  SSD is understood to be a bodily or psychological situation caused by that you cannot do substantial gainful work, and such situation is likely to last 12 months or longer.  SSDI doesn't purchase surgery.  And any situation that's treatable such that it doesn't last 12 months or longer, isn't covered.

[Odran]

Your question is hard to follow.
But if you are already collecting SSDI because you are disabled and can't work, then having an operation shouldn't disqualify you from continuing to collect unless the operation fixes you and enables you to work again.