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seminoles
Has anyone had success in having menieres service connected? I have found in my service medical records, complaints of dizziness, vertigo and ear fullness a few times. Once the doctor wrote that it was eustachian tube dysfuction, but no tests were run. I have had
this off and on for over 20 years but in the last year it has become chronic and debilitating, I thought it was possibly vestibular migraines without the pain because I get the vertigo, dizziness, ear fullness without migraine pain. I have a diagnosis from my current
otolaryngologist of menieres and he thinks that the early episodes of dizziness and ear fullness can be from the early symptoms of menieres. If I file for menieres do you think I have a chance?
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Go fot it! Sounds like a winner to me, especially if the hint of insidious inception of the disease is noted in your SMRs. A good nexus letter from your doctor would be a must. I helped a lady N
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The only 2 ($150K + calibration maintenance costs) devices used to verify Meniere's were a flop and the VA (nor anyone else) does not use them anymore. Choice is good because you may get better
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