Dealing with GERD is tough. That constant heartburn, the acid reflux, maybe even trouble swallowing – it really impacts your life. If you developed Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease during or after your military…

A burning pit photo highlights toxic exposures some veterans faced, which may qualify them for VA disability benefits if linked to their health issues.

A squad of soldiers moves through a snow-covered forest, reflecting the extreme cold many service members endure during military operations. Such exposure can lead to conditions like Raynaud’s disease and other cold weather injuries, which may qualify veterans for VA disability benefits.

A senior veteran reviews important documents on his laptop — a step made easier with the right guidance.

Textured skin showing signs of seborrheic dermatitis — a common yet often overlooked condition among veterans.

emphasizing the importance of medical evaluations to assess the impact of spondylosis on a veteran's spine and its potential connection to VA disability benefits.

illustrating the importance of documenting hip injuries to secure the highest possible disability rating and maximize benefits.

A veteran rests peacefully—an image at the heart of upcoming changes to VA sleep apnea ratings. New criteria may shift focus toward treatment impact, aiming for more accurate and fair disability evaluations.

This photo of a dental implant reflects the vital care available to veterans through VA benefits.

Photos of a man with a lumbosacral strain can visually illustrate the symptoms and physical limitations discussed in the "Lumbosacral Strain VA Rating 2025: Guide for Veterans" article.