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The VA recognizes allergic rhinitis in its disability ratings, and it is considered a presumptive condition for some veterans.

Secondary Conditions Not only can tinnitus be a secondary condition that develops after service as a result of TBIs, hearing loss, head and neck trauma, etc., but it can also lead to other conditions such as depression, anxiety, migraines, and sleep apnea.

Under 38 CFR 4.87, a veteran diagnosed with recurrent tinnitus will receive a 10% disability rating for that condition. If tinnitus is hearing-loss associated, the rating may be higher based on the underlying condition. The condition itself is rated at 10%, regardless of the specifics of your condition.

ing to 38 C.F.R. § 4.87, Diagnostic Code 6260, the highest possible veteran disability rating for tinnitus in one or both ears is 10%. The VA will only increase this percentage if they combine it with another rating for hearing loss, a peripheral vestibular disorder, or some other diagnostic code.

A 20 percent disability rating is warranted for signs and symptoms of CFS which are nearly constant and restrict routine daily activities by less than 25 percent of the pre-illness level or; which wax and wane, resulting in periods of incapacitation of at least two but less than four weeks total duration per year.

Tinnitus – The Most Common Veterans Disability Claim Tinnitus is the most commonly claimed disability for VA compensation, but it is rarely given a rating of more than 10 percent. The current consensus is that a lot can be done to relieve tinnitus in terms of the symptoms, despite the damage that may have been done.

2. The current single 10 percent disability rating assigned for tinnitus is the maximum scheduler rating allowed under the applicable VA rating criteria. 1. The criteria for entitlement to an initial disability rating in excess of 10 percent for bilateral hearing loss have not been met.

VA Ratings for Vertigo For vertigo under diagnostic code 6204, peripheral vestibular disorders, the following ratings are given: 30% rating is given if there is dizziness that includes occasional staggering when walking. 10% rating is given if there is occasional dizziness.