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Does work comp. cover myofasciitis ?
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If assoc with work: Most states vary regarding how on the job injuries are defined. You may possess a cumulative trauma disorder, and, if injured while working, it should be covered. An acute injury could lead to chronic soft tissue problems, and this too would be appropriate. Check with your local state government, and also see an occupational physician to further categorize your particular circumstance.
Answered 12/9/2012
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