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hearing loss secondary conditions to migraine
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I am currently rated for severe/chronic migraines which have been diagnosed by ENT and Neuro as also being vestibular migraines. (which is a symptom of migraines and not a separate
diagnosis) I applied for tinnutis secondary to migraines as well as peripheral vestibular disorder. This would be very similar to Menieres, without the progressively hearing loss but with
debilitating migraines with bouts of vertigo and dizziness as well as ear fullness, balance issues and tinnitus. I was shocked to see that in myhealthyvet an audiologist had been sent my
records and determined that it is not service connected and there is not evidence to show that. The audiologist I saw at my local VA had a full understanding of vestibular disorders and the
impact they have on balance as well as tinnitus,etc. I know this is only 10% but it is clearly a symptom of migraines that have a vestibular component. I have an additional secondary claim
open for the peripheral vestibular disorder portion (the ear/balance/vertigo) which I am concerned the most about because it has a major impact on my life as well as the incredibly high fall
risk category I am now it because it is so bad. Any advice on how to proceed?
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