Hypertension is common among veterans and can be service connected. Learn how the VA rates high blood pressure on and off medication.
What Qualifies as a VA Thyroid Disability?
A variety of thyroid conditions and diseases can be connected to a veteran’s military service. This article describes the VA ratings related to thyroid problems.
How is Hypothyroidism Connected to Military Service?
The VA rates hypothyroidism at 100% and 30% if you can connect it to your military service. Learn how to get VA benefits for this condition.
How Veterans Qualify for VA Disability for Hyperthyroidism
Toxic exposures and medications that treat PTSD are potential causes of hyperthyroidism that may be related to military service. Learn more about the VA rating for this condition.
How Hyperparathyroidism or a Thyroidectomy Caused Long Ago Still Gets a VA Rating
Hyperparathyroidism is a condition that can show up years after your service. Requiring a thyroidectomy is another type of condition. See if you can get a VA rating for these long onset conditions.
Is Renal Failure a Primary or Secondary Service Connection for VA Disability?
VA ratings for Renal Failure are often related to other conditions, so make sure you present the VA with a clear picture of your service-connected disabilities.