Allergic Rhinitis & Sinusitis VA Disability Ratings

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  • čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
  • Learn about VA disability ratings for Allergic Rhinitis and Chronic Sinusitis during today’s edition of CCK LIVE! Allergic Rhinitis and Sinusitis can be common among the general population, but many Veterans develop these conditions due to exposure to environmental hazards, such as open-air military burn pits. Veterans who can prove a connection between their Allergic Rhinitis or Sinusitis and military service may qualify for VA disability benefits.
    VA Ratings for Allergic Rhinitis: cck-law.com/blog/va-disabilit...
    VA Ratings for Sinusitis: cck-law.com/blog/va-disabilit...
    Learn More About CCK: cck-law.com/why-hire-cck-for-...
    0:00 Introduction
    0:45 What is Allergic Rhinitis? Symptoms and Disease Breakdown
    2:22 What is Chronic Sinusitis? Symptoms and Disease Breakdown
    3:47 Causes of Chronic Sinusitis
    4:44 Obtaining VA Service Connection for Allergic Rhinitis and Sinusitis
    5:15 The Connection Between Allergic Rhinitis, Sinusitis, and Military Burn Pits
    5:54 Secondary Service Connection
    6:55 VA Disability Rating for Allergic Rhinitis
    9:07 VA Disability Rating for Sinusitis
    13:02 Closing Thoughts and Tips for Your VA Claim
    Feel free to ask questions, give us feedback, or request new veterans' law topics below! And don't forget to SUBSCRIBE so you won’t miss future videos. Visit our website at cck-law.com.

Komentáře • 121

  • @CCK_Law
    @CCK_Law  Před 3 lety +8

    Thanks for tuning in! Check out the description for more resources!

    • @kacyjennifer8124
      @kacyjennifer8124 Před 3 lety

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  • @williedurdley2152
    @williedurdley2152 Před 2 lety +39

    I got rated 50% for Sinusitis in April. It is well deserved! I've been suffering from sinus problems for over 40 years. I also received 10% for Rhinitis.

    • @elinino5275
      @elinino5275 Před rokem +6

      So the VA recognized these are two separate conditions?

    • @SemiEverything
      @SemiEverything Před rokem +5

      Show me the way! I’ve been trying desperately

    • @TashenaNicole
      @TashenaNicole Před rokem +2

      I received 10% for Rhinitis and now I’m doing Sinusitis secondary to Rhinitis. C&P exam on Friday. Wish me luck! When you went, did you have to have a flare up, blockage? I have in service and out of service medical records and diagnoses, what determined the 50%, did you have surgery?

    • @TNT-Tesla
      @TNT-Tesla Před rokem

      How?

    • @keenansmith1021
      @keenansmith1021 Před rokem +2

      They got me. I had surgery and got rated 30% for Sinusitis. I was rated zero for Rhinitis but the VA awarded 10% on their own. Yea they bucked

  • @raymond7728
    @raymond7728 Před 3 lety +23

    Thanks for the informative video on Rhinitis and Sinusitis. I am a Vietnam veteran that was wounded in the face/nose. I fought the VA for several years to increase my compensation for those conditions discussed in your video. My first award from the VA was denial. From there I progressed to zero and then ten, twenty. They kept throwing me some bones until I went away. Finally or at least something I was content with after fighting them for five years, I was awarded 30% plus 10% for scars. I guess I gave up at that point because i didn't know any better and I didn't know about title 38 of the CFR. Later I found out that I should have been awarded more because of the constant headaches. My medical records while I finished my service were filled with records of my headaches, issues with my nose that you mentioned in the video. I have a hole in my septum from the shrapnel that I was hit with. I am sure you realize the issues that I have dealt with over the years. Now I am tempted to file a CUE claim because the VA ignored all of my medical records when they finally gave me the award for 30%. Keep up the good work helping veterans by educating them and informing them about title 38 of the CFR. I need advice on CUE. Thanks

  • @stanclapper7179
    @stanclapper7179 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Just recieved 0% alergic rhinitis and service connection pact act. Prior to CNP exam, private ENT doctor xrayed and scope exam diagnosed chronic sinusitis with pollyps. VA had this info. CNP exam only did xray. Believe I meet 30% criteria.

  • @Jose-ju7nw
    @Jose-ju7nw Před 7 měsíci +1

    Thanks for the info. I have 2 Dr. from the VA that have said that I have Chronic Sinusitis from agent orange from Vietnam. I am awaiting my CnP exam.

  • @volvaheidrbores663
    @volvaheidrbores663 Před rokem +3

    Wow I didn't know this was considered a disability by the VA and ssa. I'm on disability for a few different impairments and I'm constantly sick with sinusitis, my infections never seem to go away. I sent ssa my medical proof. It's debilitating, it makes me feel sick in my body too, I'm always sick 😫

  • @jollygreen4662
    @jollygreen4662 Před rokem

    Would a city MD visit for antibiotics and a note to rest for @ few weeks acceptable for record ?

  • @clarencefriendship9305
    @clarencefriendship9305 Před 3 lety +7

    Does the blockage for rhinitis have to be constant or can it be periodic?

  • @oscarp3745
    @oscarp3745 Před rokem +4

    I was recently rated for both chronic sinusitis/rhinitis presumptive to the Pact act. I continued to get severe infections. A Dr check my white blood cells and found I have a immune disorder. I was also recently diagnosed with asthma. I also am allergic to foods where i break out in rashes, itchy skin, and hives. No one in my family has had any of theses conditions and i have never had any of these conditions until my deployment overseas

    • @brandofoster6195
      @brandofoster6195 Před 11 měsíci

      Did you have septoplasy surgery

    • @oscarp3745
      @oscarp3745 Před 11 měsíci

      @brandofoster6195 i had rhinoplasty surgery, deviated septum and other issues.

    • @joshwestlake5458
      @joshwestlake5458 Před 5 měsíci

      Were you exposed to burn pits?

    • @oscarp3745
      @oscarp3745 Před 5 měsíci

      ​@@joshwestlake5458yes

  • @stevenpai8865
    @stevenpai8865 Před rokem +1

    I’ve had one surgery. Not even a 10% for Sunusitis

  • @steveupton6892
    @steveupton6892 Před 11 měsíci

    Do both conditions stack?

  • @AddTomatoes
    @AddTomatoes Před 2 lety +2

    If Ive been diagnosed with a disability in the eyes that is worsened or caused from itching in the eyes.. And I was in Japan for 4 years and my allergies were severely magnified.. Could I claim the allergic rhinitus and the eye condition as a secondary? (The eye condition is rated @ 30% by itself) Thanks for the video!

    • @zackiinu7194
      @zackiinu7194 Před rokem

      Hi. What code or diagnosis do you have for your eye condition? I have allergic conjunctivitis from spray painting with CARC paint.

  • @mariomario..
    @mariomario.. Před 2 lety +2

    Does allergic rhinitis cause sinusitis or is it the other way around?

  • @ron4498
    @ron4498 Před 3 lety +8

    I just received a VA-Disability approved all service connected for allergic Rhinitis with nose bleeds ( epistaxis ) , BUT!! they only gave me a rating of only 0, they admit it was due to my service in the air force, as a Jet Mechanic. I should of been rated for at least 50%, why. ?? I had nose surgery while in the air force for nose bleeds and difficulty breathing problems, and yet they last week sent me a letter saying they will NOT rate my continued nose bleeds and infections I still as of now must live with. No real justice for me at this time. but I will fight this to get a much higher rating in the future.

    • @rdheim99
      @rdheim99 Před 2 lety +1

      VA is a different breed. I just received 30% for allergic rhinitis. I also have nose bleeds, ear pain, polyp, swollen glands and more than 50% of nasal obstructions. How long ago did you serve in the Air Force? I did read somewhere from the VA that your claim has to be less than 10 years from discharge date. I hope you are fighting hard to get what you deserver!! Best of Luck!

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před 2 lety +1

      @@rdheim99 My allergic rhinitis with Epistaxis ( nose Bleeds ), go way back to 1967, over 54 years ago, I even had to have a nose operation while in the air force, in 1967, BUT!! sorry to say it only made my nose infections & nose bleeds worse going forward, also I have no polyps, so I asked my lawyers to file a new claim since there is NO-NO actual diagnostic code and or way to actually and fairly rate my much more severity injuries, I continue to experience since the VA has NO schedule to go by. so I will be asking my lawyers to file a Extra Scheduler rating, and or Analogy , and try and compare my surgery and as of now I had to have 5-nose catheterizations, as well just in the past 5-years, just to even try and stop or should I say only control my nose bleeds, I still experience at least once a month 12 times or more a year. I will inform this message board when and IF ??? the VA considers my up and coming new appeal. wish we luck.

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +3

      @@rdheim99 3-years ago I had a C&P examination for Allergic Rhinitis with nose bleeds, but!! they said I had no polyps .( false!! ) , These C&P people never bothered to do a nose endoscopy . so all they gave me was a "0" non-compensatory rating for it. after 3-years time and just 2-weeks ago, on Dec 29th, 2022, I asked my very own VA ENT Doctor here in N.J to please do me a big favor and give me a nose Endoscopy just to double check and clear my mind once and for all. Guess what people ??, after 3-years of trusting those C&P examiners and NOT doubting or questioning their past "0" decision for saying they did not see any nose polyps , My very Own ENT VA doctor told me point blank!!, I do in fact have many nose polyps , and he put all this down in writing on my VA ENT examination report. so I just applied for a additional 30% increase which will now get me to 70%. Bottom line fellow vets, do not trust these C&P Examiners to do there job in a trustworthy manner, and never give up your fight for justice. true story!!

  • @dougmead7669
    @dougmead7669 Před 2 měsíci

    I am rated 10% sinusitis, static, and va stated i could be a candidate for rhinitis in the decision letter. When looking at the DBQ results, the VA has me diagnosed both sinusitis and rhinitis as chronic. I haven't applied for the rhinitis yet. Would the "chronic" diagnosis put me at a higher rating? ie, apply for a increase for both?? Thanks for all your videos and information.

  • @Carrot8771
    @Carrot8771 Před 8 měsíci

    If you have surgery and get a 50% rating,, is that a permanent rating?

  • @taberoutdoors21
    @taberoutdoors21 Před 2 lety +6

    I served in Afghanistan where I had to make weekly trips to the burn pit. When I got home I had 4-5 sinus infections and strep throat. I ended up having to have sinus surgery and tonsils removed. Would that surgery date for a 50% rating? I also started having migraines while deployed and still get them a few times a year. Would that be a secondary to sinusitis? Thank you.

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +3

      I just won my sinus claim for Allergic Rhinitis with Epistaxis, BUT!! 3-years ago they gave me only a "0" Rating, Now going forward to November 29, 2022 , 3 years later, I asked my VA ENT doctor to please do a Endoscopy of my nose to once and for all see IF? I also have Polyps, BTW without having and proving you also have Polyps, you will get a big fat "0" rating. Well guess what?? My VA ENT doctor was 100% honest with me and said I do have Polyps. I filed for a 30% increase and won my case in less than 60-days' time. ask your doctor to do a endoscopy of your sinus's, 3 years ago the C&P doctors did not do this , and I lost over $25,000.00 due to this error. I now have a total rating of 60% and do not need to pay for any medications the rest of my life as well.

    • @aligned6729
      @aligned6729 Před rokem +1

      @@ron4498
      See if you can reopen that case.

  • @KMW63
    @KMW63 Před 2 lety +2

    Hey what about prostate cancer with the burn pits?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Mr. Walen,
      This blog post from our website may be able to help: cck-law.com/blog/prostate-cancer-and-va-disability-compensation/

  • @mariomario..
    @mariomario.. Před 2 lety +2

    I wanted to apply for Allergic Rhinitis however, my polyp is located in the maxillary sinus. Would this still qualify for the 30% or no because its not in the nasal area?

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +3

      IMO YES, just as long as you can prove you have nose Polyps, you will win your case, I just won a 30% increase last week. 2-10-2023 have your VA doctor give you a endoscopy that's how I won my case 60-days ago.

    • @dominycano
      @dominycano Před 2 měsíci

      I just went through this. I was denied a rate increase for rhinitis because the reviewer said that sinus polyps do not merit a 30% rating. I need to have nasal polyps to get the 30% rating. If you received the 30% for rhinitis with polyps in sinus, I would like to know what you did. I need to get my rating increased to 30%.

  • @emmuealhird5075
    @emmuealhird5075 Před rokem +1

    Is there a certain amount of time you must file an appeal? Also I received a letter from VA saying if I served in Southwest Asia or Middle East I may be awarded presumptive rating for chronic sinusitis and rhinitis. Are you aware of this?

    • @duaneh1973
      @duaneh1973 Před rokem

      1 yeat from the decision.

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +1

      I won 3 proven all service-connected injuries a few years ago that went back to my Air Force duties as a jet mechanic going way back some 57-years ago and I won all 3, . there is no time period to file and VA disability claim. IMO BTW I won 30% for Rhinitis but have them do a endoscopy to make sure you also have nose polyps.

  • @mamatobz2890
    @mamatobz2890 Před 2 lety +4

    Husband got 0%. But he has 90% blockage. Takes medication for last 12 years that has shrunk polyps from a VA diagnosed. Private doctor diagnosed him with the allergies and prescribed surgery that has been postponed due to “C” the last two years. We told the CnP examiner all this and still only 0%?!?! Now what?

    • @TashenaNicole
      @TashenaNicole Před rokem +7

      Re-file. The Rhinitis wasn’t being honored prior to the PACT ACT. Same thing happened to me and I put in for an increase and won 10%.

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +1

      I just won my sinus claim for Allergic Rhinitis with Epistaxis, BUT!! 3-years ago they gave me only a "0" Rating, Now going forward to November 29, 2022 , 3 years later, I asked my VA ENT doctor to please do a Endoscopy of my nose to once and for all see IF? I also have Polyps, BTW without having and proving you also have Polyps, you will get a big fat "0" rating. Well guess what?? My VA ENT doctor was 100% honest with me and said I do have Polyps. I filed for a 30% increase and won my case in less than 60-days' time. ask your doctor to do a endoscopy of your sinus's, 3 years ago the C&P doctors did not do this , and I lost over $25,000.00 due to this error. I now have a total rating of 60% and do not need to pay for any medications the rest of my life as well.

  • @NicoGofficial
    @NicoGofficial Před 2 lety +1

    Goodmorning,
    Im service connected for allergic rhinitis. If polyps are found that would increase me to 30 percent. Is a doctor from costa Rica that lives in costa Rica a credible source for the VA to believe that I have Nasal Polyps?

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +3

      go to your ENT VA doctor and ask him to do a nose endoscopy. I did and just won my case last week for a 30% increase...

  • @TNT-Tesla
    @TNT-Tesla Před rokem +1

    I got rated at 0%… I never had allergies at all till I got stationed in Japan, still have it bad..

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +2

      ask your VA ENT doctor to do a nose endoscopy, if he says you also have nose polyps, you will win your case and a increase of 30% at once, I just won my case last week so I know firsthand. $$$$

  • @Austin-gb1cq
    @Austin-gb1cq Před 2 lety +9

    There's research showing people with rhinitis and/or sinusitis are more likely to have GERD. I'm guessing it's because of post-nasal drip.

    • @samuraidoll359
      @samuraidoll359 Před 2 lety +1

      I didn't know this, I always wonder why I had GERD when my sinus would act up. Thanks!!

    • @freddiep2720
      @freddiep2720 Před 2 lety +2

      I have gerd

    • @orlandowillis807
      @orlandowillis807 Před rokem +1

      This is correct with GERD, the VA is starting to figure that out now. Connect to Rhinitis and Sinusitis

  • @Skeeterpfr
    @Skeeterpfr Před 2 lety +1

    I have year around allergies that are aggravated from burn pits in Iraq, I’m about to retire from army after 27 years, my left eye won’t stop tearing up, what should I do before I leave service in next few months?

    • @duaneh1973
      @duaneh1973 Před rokem +1

      Go to sick call and get it documented.

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +1

      By all means go Stright to your ENT VA doctor tell him all about your sinus and eye irritation problems and have him record them. that is how I won my Air force jet mechanic disabilities case a few years ago, that went back to 1966 for allergic rhinitis with not only nose bleeds but just last week I proved i also have nose polyps as well, that got me a 30% increase. have your VA doctor do a endoscopy of your nose while you are at it. if?? you want.

  • @TomTheMaleMan
    @TomTheMaleMan Před 2 lety +1

    Is pyramiding an issue at all with these two conditions, given that they're both respiratory? Or does the VA keep the ratings separate?

  • @Playstation_Sony
    @Playstation_Sony Před 2 lety +1

    For 30% with polyps.... Do they mean just having polyps alone or also having all the issues under the 10% rating that says "without polyps".

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +3

      I just won my sinus claim for Allergic Rhinitis with Epistaxis, BUT!! 3-years ago they gave me only a "0" Rating, Now going forward to November 29, 2022 , 3 years later, I asked my VA ENT doctor to please do a Endoscopy of my nose to once and for all see IF? I also have Polyps, BTW without having and proving you also have Polyps, you will get a big fat "0" rating. Well guess what?? My VA ENT doctor was 100% honest with me and said I do have Polyps. I filed for a 30% increase and won my case in less than 60-days' time. ask your doctor to do a endoscopy of your sinus's, 3 years ago the C&P doctors did not do this , and I lost over $25,000.00 due to this error. I now have a total rating of 60% and do not need to pay for any medications the rest of my life as well.

    • @Playstation_Sony
      @Playstation_Sony Před rokem +1

      @@ron4498 great to hear. I've had %100 rating over the last year. ptsd and sleep apnea helped me alot. so glad I do not have to bother with this mess any more

  • @sentryfe74
    @sentryfe74 Před 11 měsíci +1

    If you have rhinitis and sinusitis, do they rate them together or two separate ratings?

  • @Welder15
    @Welder15 Před rokem

    Got rated a 0% rhinitis
    10% Tinittus
    What are my options for secondaries??

    • @airlinename2614
      @airlinename2614 Před 3 měsíci

      Depends on what issues you have. Even 0% can still attach a secondary.

  • @TheAdadadada
    @TheAdadadada Před rokem

    Wondering if these conditions could be a result to AGENT ORANGE exposure? I never had a problem till stationed on GUAM in 1972! 50 years of suffering with chronic sinusitis and lung nodules! Non smoker! Anything! 100% dropped to 10% after a few years in the 70's! VA Health --- A "HIT and MISS" gamble on a good day!

  • @evelynhamman7520
    @evelynhamman7520 Před 2 lety +11

    I’m rated 0% for both sinusitis and allergic rhinitis and I take medications everyday to avoid infections. I still suffer from horrible symptoms. Would this denote an appeal or resubmission of claim? I’m a veteran. Thanks

    • @lucky102568
      @lucky102568 Před 2 lety +2

      You might want to try for an increase, but remember when you file for an increase on one item VA can also look at everything else, and that might cause you to decrease

    • @bridgettetraveler658
      @bridgettetraveler658 Před 2 lety

      Were u ever stationed at Ft. McClellan Al. It was a chemical dump for 55 yrs! Look at Toxins at Ft. McClellan videos! Be Blessed my sister!!!

    • @03190141
      @03190141 Před rokem +3

      If you are taking medication, that would put you at least at 10% for sinusitis. Go to the Doctor so you have a paper trail, but yes, I would advise you to file for an increase.

    • @codychavarria6088
      @codychavarria6088 Před 10 měsíci

      Yes

  • @Jack-tr1iq
    @Jack-tr1iq Před 2 lety +3

    what if I have polyps in the maxillary sinus, does this meet the CFR criteria for 30%?

    • @Playstation_Sony
      @Playstation_Sony Před 2 lety +1

      Same

    • @mariomario..
      @mariomario.. Před 2 lety +2

      Thats where I have them. Did you get an answer to that question by chance?

    • @Playstation_Sony
      @Playstation_Sony Před 2 lety +1

      @@mariomario.. no

    • @dominycano
      @dominycano Před 2 měsíci

      I’m on the same boat. I was just denied a rate increase because they need to be nasal polyps, not sinus polyps to get the 30% rating

  • @fredtjack23
    @fredtjack23 Před rokem +3

    PACT ACT think goodness

  • @BigStaff
    @BigStaff Před 2 lety +3

    What about consistent nose bleeds? I had them cauterize my nose years ago to stop the bleeding but it never worked. Any time I get stressed out or if the water is too hot in the shower it will easily trigger a nose bleed. Since the VA already did a procedure on it, would that help in my attempt to get it added to my disability rating. I am currently at 20% for a completely unrelated issue.

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před 2 lety +2

      YES- Yes, of course continue to fight for your rights, My injuries are NOT-NOT covered in any of there VA diagnostic codes, and I do not have polyps, so they gave me a "0" rating, but I have over 12-Nose bleeds and infections a year, and so I asked my lawyers to file a new appeal soon, using the Extra Scheduler or analogy for me to receive (hopefully ) a new and fair rating of at least 30% to 50% . we shall see if it works. I will let you all know one way or the other as soon as the VA decides, are my nose injuries much worse then I must show polyps to get 30%. ???
      there is NO Code for people like me with rhinitis with epistaxis. nose bleeds.

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před 2 lety +4

      I know what you are going through, as of now, I had to have 5-nose catheterizations just in the past 5-years to even try and control my nose bleeds , but they can never stop them completely , I still get at least 12-a year, I was approved at only a "0" rating for allergic rhinitis with epistaxis, but there is NO actual VA disability code for my injuries, so I asked my lawyers to file a new appeal soon asking for a Extra scheduler rating or analogy. since I do not have polyps they will not rate me fairly, for my much more severe injuries I still experience to this day. I will inform this board when and IF?, the VA reconsiders my claim and increase it to at least 30% to 50% in the near future. ( I Hope ) ?

    • @nathanfidelis4827
      @nathanfidelis4827 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ron4498 which state are you in?

    • @nathanfidelis4827
      @nathanfidelis4827 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ron4498 what state are you in?

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před 2 lety +1

      @@nathanfidelis4827 New Jersey .

  • @codychavarria6088
    @codychavarria6088 Před 10 měsíci

    Can you have both chronic rhinitis and chronic sinusitis???

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 10 měsíci +1

      Thank you for tuning in! Allergic rhinitis can cause sinusitis because it can lead the nasal passages to become inflamed or blocked. When this happens bacteria can fester, often leading to infection and sinusitis.

  • @rdheim99
    @rdheim99 Před 2 lety +7

    I just received 30% for allergic rhinitis from my time in Iraq and Afghanistan. My question is, would allergic rhinitis with polyp cause obstructive sleep apea?

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před 2 lety +1

      YES!!!!!!!!!!!!! IMO

    • @freddiep2720
      @freddiep2720 Před 2 lety +1

      Yess

    • @mariomario..
      @mariomario.. Před 2 lety +1

      Ryan I just found out I also have a polyp in my maxillary sinus. By chance was yours also in the same place and was there any other medical evidence you recommend to send in?

    • @rdheim99
      @rdheim99 Před 2 lety +3

      @@mariomario.. Mine is located in my right nostril unsure the exact location, the doc just said yep you have a polyp. Then she did the nasal x-ray and my sinus are very swollen. I also always feel like I have something in my throat which is just my sinuses constantly running non stop. As far as anything else to send in, they didnt recommend anything other then allergic rhinitis, then I did my research and found that it goes hand and hand with sleep apnea. I am still waiting on my results from that test so we shall see.

    • @mariomario..
      @mariomario.. Před 2 lety +1

      @@rdheim99 Good luck sir..

  • @rubenguerrajr5833
    @rubenguerrajr5833 Před 4 měsíci

    Can sinusitis be claimed as secondary to rhinitis?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 měsíci

      Hello! Sinusitis can be claimed secondary to allergic rhinitis. Although allergic rhinitis and sinusitis share many symptoms, they are two separate conditions. However, allergic rhinitis can cause sinusitis because it can lead the nasal passages to become inflamed or blocked.
      Check out our blog on secondary conditions to allergic rhinitis here: cck-law.com/blog/va-disability-for-secondary-conditions-to-allergic-rhinitis/
      Have a great day!

  • @ericsantiago9187
    @ericsantiago9187 Před 2 lety +3

    I was rated 0%. Can a veteran still claim another condition (headaches or sleep apnea) as a secondary condition even at the 0% rating? Thank you

    • @kricket2184
      @kricket2184 Před rokem +2

      Yes

    • @yadiramendez.
      @yadiramendez. Před rokem +1

      🙏🥺

    • @ron4498
      @ron4498 Před rokem +2

      ask to have a endoscopy of your nose to see if ?? you might also have nose polyps, I just won my case last week after 3-years rated at "0' now increased 30% due to the fact, my VA doctor found I also have nose polyps as well.

    • @yadiramendez.
      @yadiramendez. Před rokem +1

      Eric Santiago do you also have PTSD?

    • @ericsantiago9187
      @ericsantiago9187 Před rokem +1

      @@ron4498 the medical examiner stated I had polyps when I had my eval done. Was given the service connection however with a 0% rating.

  • @kenleland2980
    @kenleland2980 Před rokem

    Can these conditions be pass down to a veterans children?

  • @sugarbear1225
    @sugarbear1225 Před 2 lety +1

    👍🏾

  • @freelancer3965
    @freelancer3965 Před 23 dny

    AFTER EATING FOOD // HAVING CRAZY POST NASAL DRIP WHEZEENING... OK THIS CAN BE REFLUX BUT ALSO MY EYES AND NOSE ICHING GOING RED. MY CHEST ICHING. MY NOSE GOING NUTS. IT CONTINUE. 30 MIN THEN GOING NORMAL. STOMACH AND ALLERGY MEDICINE SOMETIMES LITTLE WORK. BUT STOMACH MEDICINES NOT WORK WELL MAKE IT WORSE. IT HAPPEING FOR 3 YEARS I MA 38 YO.