I do not know how to file my claim and need guidance. I do not want my conditions to be lumped together as one. Ok here is what I have medical diagnosis for and being treated for since getting out of the service 15 years ago. I show the diarrhea in my military records but not the migraines or chronic fatigue. But I did file a claim for migraines immediately when I left the military and also started receiving treatment from the VA for the headaches/migraines. The claim was denied. lol. go figure.
1. IBS. Being treated with medications Simeticone and one more I can't remember.
2. Migraines. Being treated with Topamax and Sumatriptan.
3. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - I was just diagnosed with this overlapping my fibromyalgia last week by a doctor who is not associated with the VA. The doctor is a specialist in Rheumatology.
I know these are all under the CMI (chronic multi illness)conditions of the Gulf War and would be a considered a diagnosed condition instead of a presumptive condition. But would the VA try lumping them together or overlapping them?
How do I file them?
Should I file them individually and wait for them to come back or all at once?
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BlastDaddy
I need some HELP.
First off I am already 70%.
PTSD 50%
Fibromyalgia 40%
Tinnitus 10%
I do not know how to file my claim and need guidance. I do not want my conditions to be lumped together as one. Ok here is what I have medical diagnosis for and being treated for since getting out of the service 15 years ago. I show the diarrhea in my military records but not the migraines or chronic fatigue. But I did file a claim for migraines immediately when I left the military and also started receiving treatment from the VA for the headaches/migraines. The claim was denied. lol. go figure.
1. IBS. Being treated with medications Simeticone and one more I can't remember.
2. Migraines. Being treated with Topamax and Sumatriptan.
3. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - I was just diagnosed with this overlapping my fibromyalgia last week by a doctor who is not associated with the VA. The doctor is a specialist in Rheumatology.
I know these are all under the CMI (chronic multi illness)conditions of the Gulf War and would be a considered a diagnosed condition instead of a presumptive condition. But would the VA try lumping them together or overlapping them?
How do I file them?
Should I file them individually and wait for them to come back or all at once?
So who want's to help here.
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Chronic Fatigue, you would file as secondary to the Fibro. IBS is a totally separate condition as is the Migraines. I am rated 70% for PTSD, but my 30% for Migraines is grouped with my TBI, as this is
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