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Ranmic
I am currently 0% for my hearing but it was services connected last year. I recently went to a private ENT and had a hearing test done by them and filed for an increase for my hearing. I'm hoping they will raise it above 0% but obviously I have no idea what they are going to do. My question is does anyone know at what point the VA decides there is enough hearing loss for compensation? My ENT told me I am at about 40% hearing loss according to my test they conducted so I submitted that as evidence for an increase.
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Actually they did and the results were pretty good. I think I was 100% in one ear and 96% in the other. The problem is they turn the volume up and sitting in a quiet booth kinda put me behind the cu
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