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To qualify to receive VA disability for glaucoma, veterans must provide thorough documentation of a service connection and incapacitating episodes of vision loss. Summary Veterans may develop glaucoma due to active duty experiences or related health conditions, such as eye trauma, diabetes, or high blood pressure, which can lead to vision loss. Vets face difficulties […]

Environmental, psychological, and biological factors can contribute to gastrointestinal disorders, but veterans may be more susceptible to these issues because of their military service.  Summary Veterans can seek VA disability benefits for gastrointestinal disorders caused or aggravated by military service. However, the veterans disability claims process for gastrointestinal disorders can be complex and often requires […]

Rely on an experienced veterans disability appeals lawyer to help you navigate the steps after a VA denial for the best outcome. Summary If you get a VA denial of disability benefits letter, contact a VA-accredited attorney to explore your appeal options and receive guidance throughout the steps of the appeals process. Review the VA’s […]

Although a popular choice for veterans with Type II diabetes and weight issues, Ozempic carries a risk of considerable gastrointestinal damage, including stomach paralysis. Summary Ozempic, a treatment vets use for service-related Type II diabetes and obesity, can cause serious side effects, which could impact VA disability compensation if it harms a veteran’s health. Healthcare […]

The VA relies on medical records and tests to determine ratings for heart and lung diseases. Summary VA ratings for heart disease are based on medication use, medical imaging showing cardiac hypertrophy or dilatation, and MET stress test results which measure the exertion level needed to induce symptoms. The level of METs where a veteran’s […]