The veteran's claims for service connection for various disabilities, including those due to an undiagnosed illness, were denied as the evidence did not establish a link between any of these conditions and his military service.

The deciding factor: Service records do not show any diagnosed conditions that match the symptoms described by the veteran. The medical evidence does not support a finding of chronicity or continuity of symptomatology for any claimed disability.

Claimed conditions

{"condition_name":"Joint and muscle pain in the arms, shoulders, and legs","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}, {"condition_name":"Headaches","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}, {"condition_name":"Respiratory disability","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}, {"condition_name":"Chest pain","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}, {"condition_name":"Skin disability","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}, {"condition_name":"Hair loss","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}, {"condition_name":"Sexual dysfunction","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}, {"condition_name":"Abdominal pain","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}, {"condition_name":"Eye disability (including spasms)","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}, {"condition_name":"Psychiatric disability","exposure_basis":null,"is_pact_act":false}

How they argued it

Not specified

Exposure basis

None

Rating assigned

None in this decision

Decision date

November 28, 2006

Citation

0636907

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