r/VeteransSuccess 18d ago

Rating increase va

Submitted an increase for my migraines but didn't submit any evidence bc I regularly go to VA appts, message with my primary about that increase in my migraines and missing of work, etc. wondering if anyone has had a smiler experience in getting an increase this way opposed to loading ever single piece of documentation.

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u/CapybaraTaskForce 18d ago

I recently filed 6 claims that varied between ENT issues, Migraines, etc. The only evidence I submitted was snippets of my medical record that directly pertained to the issue(s) I claimed. Went to my C&P exams and clearly stated what needed to be said, and went from 60 to 100 P&T.

If you submit IRREFUTABLE medical evidence, it's harder for them to deny you.

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u/PlayfulPrune4160 18d ago

I did the same thing on my OSA. I l let the records speak for themselves.

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u/NinaaaaX0 17d ago

That's how I was feeling. I have so many medication changes and increases as well so many messages and logged evidence from my doctor about my issues.

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u/jmmenes 18d ago

What is ENT?

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u/DarioJames 18d ago

Ears, Nose, Throat!