Photoshop CC edits won't reimport into LR?

Not sure if this is the right from for this question, but here goes
Im using Photoshop CC 2014 and LR5.5 on a Windows 8 Machine.
After I edit a image in and saved it in PS CC which I have sent to the program from LR, the image does not re-import into LR.
If I use synchronize folder command in LR the dialogue box comes up with the message saying 1 new file to import, but clicking the synchronize button LR returns the
message no new file to import (the edited file shows up as being present in the folder when I look in Explorer) , the same happens if I use the save as option in PS.
The only way I can get LR to re-import the image is to re-open the edited image (from PS) re-save as a different filename then synchronize folder in LR.
Any files that I send to Nik collection will get re-imported as normal.
Have tried re-installing the latest versions of LR and PS from my CC app, at the same time I made sure both programs created new general preferences files.
I have no idea as to what to try next.
Regards
Graham

Did you figure it out?
I have the same problem, so I saves as PDF and print from either Preview or Adobe Reader which both work fine (suggesting that Photoshop is the issue).
NB, the fault occurs on both CC and CC 2014.
Can't seem to find any info on the fix or work-around so any help would be appreciated.
thanks
Jonno

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