What are the top 5 conditions secondary to tinnitus?

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The most common conditions that can be secondary to tinnitus are depression, anxiety, hearing loss, headaches/migraines, and sleep apnea. Each of these conditions may be eligible for additional compensation from the VA if a direct link to service-connected tinnitus can be established using medical evidence.

In order to receive added benefits for a secondary condition, veterans must be able to provide evidence that proves their tinnitus is linked to the additional disability. This may include medical documentation such as doctors’ notes, hospital records, lab results, or any other forms of relevant proof. It’s important for veterans to keep detailed records and speak with a qualified representative about their individual case in order to ensure they get the benefits they deserve.

00:00 Introduction
1:14 How to get tinnitus service connected
2:29 What living with Tinnitus is like for me
3:26 High probability MOS list
4:20 What factors must be met to get tinnitus service connected?
7:49 Migraines secondary to tinnitus
8:57 Depression secondary to tinnitus
10:50 Anxiety secondary to tinnitus

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