Title: 6 Tips to Increase Your VA Rating for Migraines – The Definitive Guide (2021) - VA Claims Insider
Headings: 6 Tips to Increase Your VA Rating for Migraines – The Definitive Guide (2021)
6 Tips to Increase Your VA Rating for Migraines – The Definitive Guide (2021)
How to Get a 50% VA Rating For Migraines (NEW in 2021!)
Chapter 1: Are Headaches a VA Disability?
Types of Headaches for VA Rating Purposes
Chapter 2: The Term “Prostrating” Will Make or Break Your VA Claim for Migraines
What is a “Prostrating” Migraine Headache?
Statement in Support of a Claim for Migraines Example
Chapter 3: VA Rating for Migraines Criteria
Chapter 4: How to Get 50 VA Disability for Migraines
Medical Evidence Requirements for Migraines
30% VA Rating for Migraines
50% VA Rating for Migraines
Chapter 5: Expert Tips to Service Connect Your Migraines
Migraines and Secondary Service Connection
Chapter 6: List of VA Secondary Conditions Due to Migraines
Migraines secondary to Tinnitus
Migraines secondary to TBI
Migraines secondary to TMJ
Migraines secondary to PTSD
Migraines secondary to Depression
Migraines secondary to Anxiety
Migraines secondary to Somatic Symptom Disorder
Migraines secondary to Sinusitis
Migraines secondary to Rhinitis
Migraines secondary Cervical Strain (neck condition)
Migraines secondary to Sleep Apnea
Migraines secondary to Radiculopathy
Migraines secondary to Asthma
Migraines secondary to Medication Side Effects
How to File a VA Claim for Migraines
About the Author
Brian Reese
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They can last from 4 hours to 3 days and usually happen one to four times a month. Along with the pain, people have other symptoms, such as sensitivity to light, noise, or smells; nausea or vomiting; loss of appetite; and upset stomach or belly pain. Post Traumatic Headaches, for example, are quite common among veterans, specifically if you suffered from any type of head injury or trauma during military service. Furthermore, post traumatic headaches, particularly migraine headaches, are commonly found in veterans who deployed in support of combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. According to medical research, if you get a new headache within 7-10 days of your head injury or after you are conscious again from the trauma, you may have a condition known as a post-traumatic headache. Types of Headaches for VA Disability
Chapter 2: The Term “Prostrating” Will Make or Break Your VA Claim for Migraines
What is a “Prostrating” Migraine Headache?