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However, there is no gold standard medical test proven to diagnose back pain. While specific common conditions like a herniated disc or sciatica can be diagnosed quickly and accurately through various clinical tests and medical imaging scans, others are more challenging to pinpoint.
Buddy letters can also be helpful for proving that your back pain began during or as a result of your service. However, one of the easiest ways to prove a connection or nexus between your current condition and your in-service injury is with a nexus letter from a private physician.
Keep in mind that not many people with back problems will be able to meet the strict criteria of the listings. But you can still qualify for disability benefits if you can show that your back pain limits your functioning to the extent that you can no longer perform any full-time jobs.
Generally, it is: The date the VA receives your claim (for most claims) The day after military discharge (if filed within one year of separation) Up to 1 year prior to the date you file for an increased rating (if a condition worsened)
To obtain a 100% VA disability rating for back pain on its own, there must be a total immobilization of the spine, where both the thoracolumbar (lower/middle back) and cervical (neck) areas show no mobility.
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If you have back pain that is connected to your service, there are likely secondary conditions that have been caused by your back pain. You can combine your disability ratings if they are connected to a primary service-connected condition. This can increase your monthly VA compensation entitlement.
Therefore, veterans must show evidence of the following three things: A current diagnosis of a back condition; An in-service event, injury, or illness; and. A medical nexus (i.e., link) between the current, diagnosed back condition and the in-service event, injury, or illness.

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