Nocturia and sleep apnea are common problems for veterans and can be linked in quite a few ways.
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A Veteran’s Guide to CPAP Machines
Veterans using a CPAP machine may wonder how the VA will rate their condition and whether their CPAP machine usage can be tracked.
Auditory Processing Disorder VA Rating – How to Get Disability Benefits
If it’s not hearing loss but you have trouble understanding what people say, you may have Auditory Processing Disorder from being a veteran.
Traumatic Deviated Septum and Related Disabilities VA Ratings
If your nose is more open on one side than the other because of your time in the service, you might get VA disability for a deviated septum.
Pick Your Paycheck When You Keep Your VA Disability and Join the Reserves
Want to continue to serve even though you have a VA disability? The reserves might work. You can re-enlist with certain disability ratings.
Why You Need a 60% VA Disability Rating for TDIU
You don’t have to have a 100% VA disability rating to receive 100% benefits. 60% is the minimum rating that qualifies a veteran for TDIU.
If You Don’t Know If Your PTSD Or Tinnitus Is Worse, You Need A Combined VA Disability Rating
Did you know that veterans with hearing loss or tinnitus may also have PTSD? Make sure you combine your symptoms for the highest rating.
VA disability sleep study tips
This article will help you understand what to expect and how to prepare for a sleep study for VA disability benefits.
From Skin Deep to Life-Threatening, The Range of VA Ratings for Scleroderma
Scleroderma is an auto-immune disease that can affect your skin or even internal organs. If you think you got it from the service, call us.
Increasing Your VA Rating with Common Secondary Conditions to Asthma Like Sleep Apnea
Your VA rating for asthma may be increased by adding multiple respiratory conditions such as sleep apnea, rhinitis, and more.
