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Receiving VA Disability Benefits for Depression Caused by Military Sexual Trauma Military sexual trauma (MST) can often result in depression. Learn how your claim for VA disability benefits will be evaluated. -
How the VA Rates Knee Pain Understanding how knee pain is rated in a VA disability claim can help you maximize your available benefits. -
How Military Retirement Pay Affects Your VA Disability Benefits In some cases, you can receive both VA disability and military retirement pay. Learn more here. -
How to Win a Claim for PTSD from MST Without In-Service Records Many Veterans delay reporting a military sexual trauma (MST). However, a claim for PTSD due to MST can still be won without in-service evidence of the MST. -
Gathering Evidence to Corroborate a Claim for PTSD Caused by MST Military sexual trauma (MST) is often linked to PTSD. There are several types of evidence that can be used to support your claim for VA disability benefits. -
5 Mistakes to Avoid When You’re Seeking TDIU Benefits If you think you might qualify for Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU) benefits, make sure you can avoid these common mistakes. -
Claiming VA Disability Benefits for PTSD as a Former Prisoner of War PTSD has a presumptive service connection for former prisoners of war, along with several other conditions. Learn what this means for your VA disability claim. -
How to Get TDIU Benefits for Arthritis Veterans with arthritis may qualify for Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU) benefits based on either schedular or extra-schedular criteria. -
Obtaining a Diagnosis Is the First Step in Receiving VA Disability Benefits for PTSD If you think you may have PTSD, you need to obtain a formal diagnosis before applying for Veterans disability benefits. -
Get Your VA Disability Exam Scheduled Today If your claim has been delayed by the lack of a VA exams during the pandemic, you may be able to schedule your disability examination now. -
Veterans With PTSD Often Qualify for Compensation for Tinnitus Veterans with PTSD may be able to receive additional disability benefits for service-connected tinnitus. Learn more here. -
PTSD Is Often Confused With Panic Disorder, But Veterans May Be Able to Receive Benefits for Both Conditions Panic disorder and PTSD produce similar symptoms but are considered two different conditions. A clear diagnosis is needed for VA disability benefits.