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Hello everyone. I have a question regarding a new claim. Let me start by saying I have been out of the military for 28 years. I have been dealing with back problems on and off for years and usually just push through. The last 14 years I have been seeing a chiropractor regularly for Sacroiliitis flare ups. I have had ct and exrays done 20 years ago which shows nothing or unremarkable. During that time I did not even think to connect it to service. I requested my records many times through the years and weren’t able to be found. This past year I finally found them. I was seen 3 times for back issues in the 2 years active. Was then diagnosed with Sacroiliitis. I am currently dealing with a flare up. Since I moved to my current place 14 years ago I have been seeing a chiropractor for the same issues multiple times a year. Is this going to be difficult to prove nexus or because it is in my military records going to be easier. I am not getting any younger.
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As long as your condition you were seen in service is the same one today, a nexus is less needed. I would get your claim in ASAP and not wait. You can go to ebenefits and file from there.
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