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What to Do If You Need an Increase in Your VA RatingMany veterans find their disability worsens over time. Here, learn how to request an increase in your rating and how the VA addresses your request.
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Evidence Links Gulf War Syndrome and Changes in Brain FunctionMany Gulf War veterans suffer from unexplained medical conditions. Now, research determines that neurological damage is another symptom of Gulf War Syndrome.
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VA Disability for Gulf War Syndrome: Symptoms, Benefits & Appeal Denied ClaimsAre you a Gulf War veterans? Learn how to get VA disability for Gulf War Syndrome. Our proven VA Disability Lawyer can help to navigate denied claim process.
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Illnesses and Medical Conditions Linked to the Gulf WarGulf War veterans have returned from military service with unexplained illnesses, sometimes called Gulf War Syndrome. Learn about these medical conditions.
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Veterans With Hepatitis C Deal May Also Deal With DepressionIf you’re a veteran who suffers from hepatitis C, you may also suffer from depression. Here, learn about the link between these conditions.
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Applying for VA Disability Benefits If You Have Chronic Liver DiseaseIf you’re a veteran who suffers from hepatitis C, you may be eligible for VA Disability. Here, learn more about this chronic liver disease.
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Learn the VA Rating Scale for Service-Related FibromyalgiaIf you’re a veteran of the Gulf War and suffer from fibromyalgia, you may be eligible for VA disability. Here, learn how the VA rates this medical condition.
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Service-Related Fibromyalgia Affects Veterans of the Gulf WarIf you’re a veteran suffering from fibromyalgia, you may be eligible for VA disability. Here, learn about this service-related condition.
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Service-Related Arthritis and How to Get Veterans DisabilityIf you suffer from arthritis, you may be eligible for VA disability. Here, learn more about how to make a service connection for this condition.
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Applying for VA Benefits If You’ve Suffered a Military Sexual TraumaIf you experienced sexual trauma while serving in the military, you may be eligible for VA Disability benefits. Here, learn how to make a service connection.
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