The Board denied service connection for psychiatric conditions, sleep disorders, attention deficit disorder, speech disorders, and memory loss. However, it granted service connection for headaches and sinus problems as due to undiagnosed illness.

The deciding factor: The appellant's headaches and sinus problems were found to be related to his service, while other conditions did not meet the criteria for service connection.

Claimed conditions

{"condition_name":"Dysthymic Disorder","diagnosis_date":null,"service_connection":false}, {"condition_name":"Sleep Disturbance (Headaches, Sinus Problems)","diagnosis_date":null,"service_connection":false}, {"condition_name":"Attention Deficit Disorder","diagnosis_date":null,"service_connection":false}, {"condition_name":"Speech Disorder","diagnosis_date":null,"service_connection":false}, {"condition_name":"Memory Loss","diagnosis_date":null,"service_connection":false}, {"condition_name":"Headaches","diagnosis_date":null,"service_connection":true}, {"condition_name":"Sinus Problems","diagnosis_date":null,"service_connection":true}

How they argued it

Not specified

Exposure basis

None

Rating assigned

None in this decision

Decision date

November 2, 2006

Citation

0633945

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