Suppose I have become disabled due to a variety of health problems, rather than one specific health problem. Can I still get Social Security disability benefits?

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Suppose I have become disabled due to a variety of health problems, rather than one specific health problem. Can I still get Social Security disability benefits?

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I have several health problems, but no single health problem disables me its the combination of health problems that disables me. Can I get Social Security disability benefits?
I have several health problems, but no one of them disables me.It is the combination that disables me. Can I get Social Security disability benefits?
Can an individual combine multiple health problems to qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits or Supplement Security Income (SSI) Benefits?

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When determining disability, the Social Security Administration (SSA) considers a person’s combination of medical conditions and the impact of those conditions on his/her ability to work. 9.

Suppose I have become disabled due to a variety of health problems, rather than one specific health problem. Can I still get Social Security disability benefits?

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