If you have side effects from medicine used for a service-connected condition, you may qualify for VA disability for medicine side effects.
Chronic Pain
Articles about VA disability benefits for veterans with service-connected chronic pain.
Veterans Can Get a Costochondritis or Tietze Syndrome VA Rating
Veterans with Tietze syndrome or costochondritis caused by their military service may be eligible for a VA rating. Find out how.
Getting a TMJ VA Disability Rating
If you’re a veteran with a TMJ diagnosis or experiencing symptoms, you may be eligible for a TMJ VA rating.
VA Rating for Bruxism
This post explains the bruxism VA rating and how you may be able to qualify, particularly if you develop TMD.
VA Disability for Hemorrhoids
Veterans may qualify for a hemorrhoids VA rating as a primary service-connected condition, or VA disability for hemorrhoids secondary to IBS.
Getting a VA Disability Rating for Light Sensitivity (Photophobia)
Although veterans can’t get a photophobia VA rating, this post explains more about how the condition may help increase your VA rating.
Dry Eye Syndrome VA Rating
Veterans with eye conditions want to learn more about the dry eyes VA rating.
Female Sexual Arousal Disorder (FSAD) VA Rating
In this article, we describe the causes and risk factors of FSAD and how veterans can get a female sexual arousal disorder VA rating.
Hysterectomy VA Rating
If you had a hysterectomy due to an issue caused or worsened by service, you may be eligible to receive a VA rating for a hysterectomy.
Veterans Can Get VA Ratings for Nerve Damage and Nerve Pain
If you have service-connected nerve damage or pain, you deserve VA compensation. Read on to learn about the VA rating for nerve damage.
Getting a VA Disability Rating for Shingles
This article explains how you can get a VA disability rating for shingles, what shingles is, and secondary conditions related to it.
Veterans Can Get VA Disability for Kidney Stones
Kidney stones are common in veterans and can be caused by many service-connected issues. This post explains the VA rating for kidney stones.