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Anxiety disorders are common among veterans and can often be linked to other health conditions caused by military service. When a service-connected disability leads to or worsens anxiety, the VA may recognize this as a secondary service connection. Knowing how secondary claims work and what evidence is required…

For many veterans, the Compensation and Pension (C&P) exam is one of the most important steps in the VA disability claim process. The exam helps the VA decide whether a condition is service-connected and how severe it is. While the exam may feel stressful, proper preparation can make…

Digestive issues are common among veterans, with conditions like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) affecting daily life. What many may not realize is that these illnesses can sometimes be connected to military service, making them eligible for VA disability benefits. Understanding how the VA…

For many Vietnam-era veterans, Agent Orange exposure has left lasting health problems. The VA recognizes a wide range of conditions connected to this exposure, but new research and updated policies continue to expand the list. Knowing which illnesses may qualify and how to add them to a disability…