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Things to Think About Before Your PTSD C&P Exam
If you need a Compensation and Pension exam, there are tips to consider prior to your appointment that can help you prepare so you have a favorable outcome.
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How the VA Rates Vertigo for US Veterans
If you are a Veteran with vertigo, you may qualify for VA disability compensation. Contact a disability benefits lawyer to find out more.
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How the VA Disability Rates Carpal Tunnel for US Veterans
If you are a Veteran with carpal tunnel, you may qualify for disability compensation for your condition. To find out more, contact a Veteran benefits attorney.
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The Connection Between Atrial Fibrillation and PTSD in US Veterans
Veterans who have service-connected PTSD may be able to receive additional benefits for atrial fibrillation. Contact a disability lawyer to find out more.
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Take Advantage of Texas-Specific Veterans Benefits
State benefits for Veterans living in Texas range from a hefty property tax exemption to certain discounts and education benefits.
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VA Disability Rating for Hypertension: Criteria, Benefits, and How to Qualify
How the VA rates hypertension in 2026: the 10% to 60% criteria under DC 7101, the Agent Orange PACT Act presumption, and how to appeal a rating that's too low.
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VA Disability Rating for Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
How the VA rates erectile dysfunction: why most ED is rated 0% plus SMC-K compensation, when higher ratings apply, and ED secondary to PTSD or medications.
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What Men Need to Know About Receiving VA Disability Benefits for Military Sexual Trauma
Military sexual trauma (MST) can have a lasting impact on a man’s life. Learn what you need to know to file for VA disability benefits.
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Getting VA Disability Benefits for Prostate Cancer From Agent Orange Exposure
Veterans exposed to Agent Orange receive a presumptive service connection for prostate cancer, but their disability rating depends on several different factors.
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Multiple Myeloma Is Linked to Agent Orange Exposure
Veterans who were exposed to Agent Orange can qualify for a presumptive service connection if they were later diagnosed with multiple myeloma.
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Receiving a Presumptive Service Connection for Illnesses Linked to Serving in Afghanistan
Disabled Veterans who served in Afghanistan may qualify for a presumptive service connection for several different types of serious illnesses.
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Receiving VA Disability Benefits for Gulf War Illnesses Linked to Serving in Southwest Asia
Receiving VA benefits for Gulf War illnesses can be challenging. Learn more about the presumptive service connection requirements.
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