GERD has many causes, including medications, physical trauma, and stress. Many veterans may be entitled to VA disability benefits for GERD.
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Getting a Tendonitis VA Rating
Veterans with tendonitis connected to their military service could be owed VA disability compensation. Learn more.
VIDEO: Is it too Hard to File a VA Claim Without a Lawyer?
How difficult is it to file a VA claim or appeal yourself? VA disability lawyer Neil Woods explains.
VA Rating for Foot Pain and Related Conditions
Veterans with service-connected foot pain and conditions like plantar fasciitis or flatfeet may be eligible for VA compensation.
Lumbosacral Strain VA Rating
If you’re a veteran who believes you have service-connected lumbosacral strain, read on to learn more about the lumbosacral strain VA rating.
VA Disability for Heart Surgeries
Vets with heart conditions that require heart stents, valve replacement, pacemakers, or coronary bypass may be eligible for a VA rating for heart surgery.
VA Disability for Vein Conditions Like Varicose Veins
Vein disorders can affect veterans who were immobile for long periods during service. Learn more about varicose veins VA disability ratings.
VA Disability for Crohn’s Disease
We explain what Crohn’s disease is, what factors can contribute to developing Crohn’s, and how you can earn VA disability for Crohn’s disease.
Getting a VA Rating for Liver Disease
Liver disease is common among veterans. If you have a service-connected liver condition, you deserve a VA disability rating for liver disease.
What is the 2024 VA Disability Payment Schedule?
Direct deposits for VA disability payments are made on the first of every month unless it falls on a weekend or a federal holiday.
