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5 Tips That Work to Increase Your VA Rating for Migraines

First things first — know the system. Migraines are rated under Diagnostic Code 8100 in the VA Schedule of Ratings. The VA assigns percentages based on severity and frequency: 0% – If you have migraines, but they don’t cause any real functional impact. 10% – For migraines averaging about once every two months. 30% – For migraines once a month, with some impact on your ability to work. 50% – For migraines that are “very frequent, completely prostrating, and prolonged attacks productive of severe economic inadaptability.” That’s the gold standard — 50% is the highest schedular rating you can get for migraines. So understanding those keywords — “completely prostrating,” “prolonged,” and “economic inadaptability” Keep a migraine diary — write down: When the migraine starts and ends, The symptoms you experience, Triggers, Any medications you take, And how it affects your ability to function — like missing work or having to lay in a dark room. This log becomes powerful supporting evidence for your claim. When you attend a C&P exam, you’ll have real, credible data to back up your statements. In the absence of service treatment records or current symptoms of migraine headaches, a Statement in Support of Claim can be extremely helpful documentation to strengthen your claim. If you think you deserve a higher VA rating for migraines, you need to have medical evidence that discusses the severity of your headaches, whether they are prostrating in nature, and if these headaches affect your work. 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/65894278...