I have submitted my claim for sleep apnea secondary to by service connected back pain. The VA is asking for any supporting documentation for my claim. I have submitted my medical records, MRI reports, two sleep studies that confirms my sleep apnea and a letter from my wife. My question is do I submit a previous citation I found for another vet who put in the same claim as I am presently putting in for, in the citation it explained the finds by the board and awarded the vet sleep apnea secondary to back pain? Sorry if this question has been asked before. Thanks you for your time. Looking forward to what everyone has to say.
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I have submitted my claim for sleep apnea secondary to by service connected back pain. The VA is asking for any supporting documentation for my claim. I have submitted my medical records, MRI reports, two sleep studies that confirms my sleep apnea and a letter from my wife. My question is do I submit a previous citation I found for another vet who put in the same claim as I am presently putting in for, in the citation it explained the finds by the board and awarded the vet sleep apnea secondary to back pain? Sorry if this question has been asked before. Thanks you for your time. Looking forward to what everyone has to say.
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Yes, you can put all that in however, I am going to bet that if you do not have a IMO linking your sleep apnea to your back pain you will get a denial.
GBArmy
Hate to say it, but toddt is probably correct. You need to have a current diagnosis on your SA. You also have to have the nexus,: how is that connected to your back. The other stuff you have is suppor
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