The Veteran's appeal for service connection of various conditions has been dismissed.,Issues related to the Veteran's back, allergic rhinitis, and migraine headaches have been remanded.

The deciding factor: The appeals were dismissed due to lack of argument or evidence identifying specific error in determinations being appealed. The issues of service connection for thoracolumbar sprain (back), allergic rhinitis, and migraine headaches are remanded.

Claimed conditions

{"condition_name":"neck disorder","issue_name":"service connection"}, {"condition_name":"right shoulder disorder","issue_name":"service connection"}, {"condition_name":"left shoulder disorder","issue_name":"service connection"}, {"condition_name":"hypertension","issue_name":"service connection"}, {"condition_name":"sleep apnea","issue_name":"service connection"}, {"condition_name":"tinnitus","issue_name":"initial rating in excess of 10 percent"}, {"condition_name":"left ankle strain","issue_name":"initial rating in excess of 10 percent"}, {"condition_name":"right ankle tenosynovitis","issue_name":"initial rating in excess of 10 percent"}, {"condition_name":"urinary incontinence associated with neurogenic bladder and fistula of the bladder or urethra (previously rated as bacterial vaginosis claimed as bladder infection, urinary incontinence, and recurrent yeast infections)","issue_name":"rating in excess of 60 percent"}

How they argued it

Not specified

Exposure basis

None

Rating assigned

None in this decision

Decision date

November 19, 2019

Citation

19187007