Can You Get VA Disability for GERD or IBS?
Getting your health conditions connected to your military service is possible for veterans seeking the benefits they have earned. The answer to whether you can get service connection is often…
Linking Veterans’ Migraines to Service-Connected Injuries
That throbbing, pulsing pain in your head feels like a prison. It's not just a headache; it's a migraine, and it completely takes over your life. If you're a veteran,…
Wondering if Your Claim is Taking Too Long? Speed It Up!
Are you feeling frustrated while waiting for a decision on your claim? You are not alone. Many people find themselves wondering if their claim is taking too long, whether it's…
Discover How Proper Medical Documentation Speeds Up Benefits
A stack of folders tells a story—discover how proper medical documentation speeds up benefits.
Connecting Sleep Apnea to Service? Nexus Letter is Key.
Connecting sleep apnea to your service isn't easy. Learn how a professional nexus letter makes all the difference. Veterans often face an uphill battle when trying to link their sleep…
When to Get a New Nexus Letter for Your VA Claim
A nexus letter bridges your current diagnosis to your service or a service-connected condition, using medical rationale the VA recognizes. However, many veterans don’t realize that an outdated or vague…
Linking GERD to PTSD or Medications: Medical Rationale
Many veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) also struggle with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). However, the VA often denies GERD claims unless there is clear medical evidence linking it to…
Winning a VA Claim for Back Pain: The Medical Evidence
Back pain is one of the most common reasons veterans file VA disability claims, yet many receive low ratings or denials because they lack the right medical evidence. If you…
Common Mistakes in Nexus Letters Veterans Should Avoid
Avoiding common errors in nexus letters is crucial to strengthening your VA disability claim.
How Medical Research Supports Your VA Claim
Photo of a person conducting research, highlighting the role of evidence in “How Medical Research Supports Your VA Claim.”
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