Shoulder injuries and rotator cuff conditions are among the most common service-connected disabilities affecting veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed shoulder injuries from military service—physical training demands, load-bearing…

Radiculopathy is one of the most commonly claimed and frequently underrated service-connected disabilities affecting veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed radiculopathy from military service—spinal injuries, disc herniations, blast…

Respiratory conditions including asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are significant service-connected disabilities affecting many veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed respiratory conditions from military service—burn pit…

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a serious service-connected disability affecting many veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed chronic fatigue syndrome from military service—infectious illnesses during deployment, toxic exposures,…

Peripheral neuropathy is a significant service-connected disability affecting many veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed peripheral neuropathy from military service—Agent Orange exposure, toxic chemicals, diabetes, spinal injuries, nutritional…

Gulf War illness is a serious and widely recognized service-connected disability affecting many veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed Gulf War illness from military service in Southwest Asia—exposure…

Fibromyalgia and chronic pain are significant service-connected disabilities affecting many veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed fibromyalgia and chronic pain from military service—physical trauma, combat stress, toxic exposures,…

Skin conditions including eczema and psoriasis are common service-connected disabilities affecting many veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed skin conditions from military service—chemical exposures, toxic substances, occupational irritants,…

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common service-connected disability affecting many veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed erectile dysfunction from military service—physical injuries, medications, PTSD, traumatic brain injury, spinal…

Burn pit and toxic exposure disabilities are among the most significant and rapidly expanding categories of service-connected conditions affecting veterans who receive VA disability compensation. Veterans developed burn pit and…