In this article we discuss what pleurisy is, how veterans can connect the condition to military service, and how a pleuritis VA rating is evaluated.
Respiratory System
Articles about VA disability benefits for veterans with service-connected respiratory conditions.
Veterans Can Get a VA Disability Rating for Pulmonary Embolism
We explain what a PE is, how the VA assigns a pulmonary embolism VA rating, and commonly related conditions.
Nasal Polyps VA Disability Rating
A nasal polyps VA disability rating is determined based on the service-connected condition that caused them, such as rhinitis, sinusitis, or asthma.
Understanding the VA Rating for Asthma
If you’re a veteran with asthma you believe is related to your military service, you may qualify for an asthma VA rating.
VA Disability for Mesothelioma
Veterans who were exposed to asbestos while serving in the military may qualify for VA disability for mesothelioma exposure and related health conditions.
VA Disability for Veterans Exposed to Asbestos in Service
Veterans who developed a health condition from military asbestos exposure may be eligible for compensation from the VA.
Understanding the Tuberculosis VA Rating
Veterans with tuberculosis can receive a tuberculosis VA rating, and in some cases, the condition is presumptive to military service. Learn more.
Veterans Can Get VA Disability for a Deviated Septum
If you are a veteran with a deviated septum from an injury to the face during service, you may qualify for a deviated septum VA rating.
The Connection Between Agent Orange and Lung Cancer
If you were exposed to Agent Orange during service and developed lung cancer, you may qualify for Agent Orange lung cancer VA benefits.
What is the VA Rating for Sinusitis?
If you are a veteran with chronic sinusitis, you may be eligible for a sinusitis VA rating. Read this article to learn more.
Granulomatous Disease VA Rating
If you’re a veteran with granulomatous disease, you may be owed VA disability benefits. This post explains how the VA handles and rates the condition.
Getting Your VA Disability Benefits for COPD
We explain how veterans develop COPD because of military service, how the VA rates COPD, and what veterans can do if their COPD keeps them from working.
