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Exposure to chemicals during active service, and even other symptoms such as PTSD and other injuries, can develop psoriasis. Psoriasis isa skin condition that can be defined as a rash with itchy and scaly patches. Veterans with this condition may…

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is one of the most common forms of all neuropathy cases, comprising more or less 90% of it. And for veterans, this indicates a higher chance of developing to service-related injuries due to repetitive strain while…

The Physical Evaluation Board, or PEB, is a system in the military that assesses the condition of a service member and their ability to continue their duties. This part of your military career is vital, especially if you’re leaving due…

Before the development of VA eBenefits, many veterans will need to undergo the painstaking process of physically going to a regional office or calling them just to simply inquire or obtain information about their monthly stipend and the status of…

One of the most important aspects in pursuing a VA disability rating for shoulders is to understand the level of pain you are experiencing and the limitations of your shoulder movement. To determine this, you need to undergo a VA…

A VA rating for shoulders can range from 10% to 50%, and knowing your current rating is critical when you apply for VA benefits or simply filing a VA claim. However, one of the pressing problems for many veterans is…

Peripheral neuropathy is one of the most common conditions of veterans that causes pain, tingling, numbness, and weakness. But what exactly causes it? There are various reasons for its occurrence, making it important to understand the VA rating for peripheral…

The VA preparation for decision is perhaps one of the most important stages that you will undergo when you file a VA claim or apply for VA benefits. Frankly, it can be one of the most daunting aspects of the…

For veterans navigating the VA disability for mental health conditions, then the Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) score is not new to you. For years, it has been VA’s system for evaluating the veteran’s functional capacity if they were diagnosed…

VA secondary conditions may not be common knowledge for many veterans. Usually, a veteran is eligible for VA disability benefits if they have sustained service-connected injuries or illnesses during their military service. However, there are many veterans who may not…

VA forms are valuable in your pursuit of understanding, claiming, and navigating the VA claims. Understanding the most common forms for a specific disability claim, appealing a decision, or simply adding another dependent enables you to speed up decisions, improve…

Many veterans find the military an ideal career option; hence, staying in service for as long as 20 years can be normal for some service members. Another benefit of choosing the military as your actual career is the immense benefits,…