VA Disability: Conditions

VA presumptive conditions automatically assume service connection for certain illnesses. Learn which conditions qualify and how to claim them for faster VA disability approval.

VA disability for PTSD — rating levels based on occupational impairment, establishing service connection, C&P exam preparation, secondary conditions, and options if your rating is too low.

VA disability for migraines — rating levels based on prostrating attack frequency, service connection through TBI and PTSD, headache diary documentation, and C&P exam guidance.

VA disability for hearing loss — how the audiometric rating system works, establishing service connection through noise exposure, C&P exam tips, VA hearing aids, and filing with tinnitus.

VA disability for tinnitus — the 10% rating explained, how to establish service connection through noise exposure, what to expect at the C&P exam, and how to file alongside hearing loss.

VA disability for back pain — how the VA rates spine conditions, the painful motion rule, service connection pathways, documentation needed, and secondary conditions that increase your rating.

VA disability for sleep apnea — rating levels from 0% to 100%, how to establish service connection, secondary claims through PTSD or sinusitis, C&P exam tips, and what to do if denied.

How the VA rates PTSD from 0% to 100%, what symptoms correspond to each rating level, and how to file or appeal a PTSD disability claim.