Veterans experience a range of back injuries related to their military service. Back pain can occur due to the stress of training or combat exposure, vehicle accidents, falls, carrying heavy gear, or other common duties. Tune in as we cover getting service connection for back pain, secondary service connection considerations, VA rating for back pain, tips for a back pain C&P exam, and how your back pain could qualify you for a 100% VA disability rating through total disability based on individual unemployability (TDIU).
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0:00 Introduction
1:16 Common Back Conditions and Symptoms Among Veterans
2:04 Establishing VA Service Connection for a Condition Causing Back Pain
4:00 Secondary Service Connection and Back Pain VA Claims
6:17 VA Disability Rating for Back Pain
8:38 VA Ratings for Intervertebral Disc Syndrome (IVDS) and How They Differ
9:51 Back Pain Flare Ups: What to Do at C&P Exams
11:30 Getting a 100% VA Rating for Back Pain
14:35 Closing Thoughts
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