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With fibrous dysplasia in my left femur and pelvis would i possibly be eligible for disability?
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Probably not: Most cases have little or no symptoms. Even if there is pain, it can usually be controlled with medications. I would think that at age 23 disability would be the last thing you would want.
Answered 3/19/2014
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