The Board remanded the appeal for further development and adjudication of higher ratings and effective dates for various peripheral neuropathies associated with NHL, as well as an earlier effective date for a TDIU rating.

The deciding factor: The issues are inextricably intertwined with another appeal and must be addressed concurrently.

Claimed conditions

Left upper extremity peripheral neuropathy associated with NHL, Right upper extremity peripheral neuropathy associated with NHL, Left lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the sciatic nerve branch associated with NHL, Right lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the sciatic nerve branch associated with NHL, Left lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the femoral nerve branch associated with NHL, Right lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the femoral nerve branch associated with NHL, Left lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the obturator nerve associated with NHL, Right lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the obturator nerve associated with NHL, Left lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the external cutaneous nerve associated with NHL, Right lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the external cutaneous nerve associated with NHL, Left lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the ilio-inguinal nerve associated with NHL, Right lower extremity peripheral neuropathy of the ilio-inguinal nerve associated with NHL

How they argued it

Direct service connection

Exposure basis

Camp Lejeune water

Rating

Not verified here — check the original decision

Decision date

April 30, 2025

Citation

A25039591

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