Musculoskeletal System

Morton’s neuroma can be the result of the repetitive physical activity required in the military. This post explains the Morton’s neuroma VA rating. 

Veterans may be eligible for VA hand disability ratings for many issues, including arthritis, nerve damage, broken bones, and more.

We explain what sacroiliitis is, how it can be service connected, and how the sacroiliitis VA disability is used to rate the condition.

We explain the hallux valgus VA rating, how bilateral cases are handled, and related secondary conditions that may qualify for service connection.

If you developed knee pain due to your service, you’ll want to understand the patellofemoral syndrome VA rating. This article explains.

This article explains how the VA rates ankle pain and how you can get the highest VA disability rating for ankle pain. 

If you’re a veteran with flat feet, also known as pes planus, you’ll want to understand how you may qualify for a pes planus VA rating.

We explain the VA knee replacement rating and what VA disability you can expect for a knee replacement.

Studies found a higher risk of shin splints among veterans. Learn more about the VA rating for shin splints and how to qualify for compensation.

We explain the plantar fasciitis VA rating, its connection to other conditions, and how it can be related to your military service.