Nexus Letter for GERD Secondary to NSAIDs
GERD from long-term NSAIDs taken for a service-connected condition. What the evidence really shows, what DC 7206 pays after 2024, and what the letter must say.
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Guidance on VA nexus letters, secondary conditions, and the disability claims process.
Nexus Letter for Erectile Dysfunction Secondary to PTSD
Erectile dysfunction secondary to PTSD or the medication that treats it. What the nexus letter must prove, and why a 0 percent rating is the whole point.
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Nexus Letter for Migraines and Headaches Secondary to TBI
Headaches and migraines after a service-connected TBI can be a secondary VA claim. What the nexus letter must prove, and when VA rates them separately.
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Nexus Letter for Sleep Apnea Secondary to PTSD
Sleep apnea claimed as secondary to service-connected PTSD: what the nexus letter must prove, the sleep study the VA requires, and what the research shows.
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Nexus Letter for Anxiety Secondary to Tinnitus
Anxiety from service-connected tinnitus can be claimed as secondary. What the nexus letter must prove, the VA rating rules, and who the claim actually pays.
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How to Write a VA Nexus Letter: The 7 Requirements
How to write a VA nexus letter that holds up: the 7 required elements, the "at least as likely as not" standard, structure, and sourcing. Physician-reviewed.
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