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Other illnesses caused by Agent Orange exposure AL amyloidosis. Chloracne (or other types of acneiform disease like it) Diabetes mellitus type 2. High blood pressure (hypertension) Hypothyroidism. Ischemic heart disease. Monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) Parkinsonism.
The VA will presume a Vietnam Veteran was exposed to Agent Orange if: (a) You can show that you had boots on the ground in Vietnam; (b) You served in Brown Water or the inland waterways of Vietnam; or (c) You served aboard a U.S. Navy or Coast Guard ship that the VA concedes was exposed to Agent Orange.
In 2021 the VA added the following three conditions to their presumptive condition list: Bladder cancer. Hypothyroidism. Parkinsonism.
United States Locations Alabama. Location: US Army Gulf Outport, Port of Mobile, Alabama. Arkansas. Location: Fort Chaffee. Florida. Location: Avon Park Air Force Range. Georgia. Location: Fort Gordon. Indiana. Location: Vigo Plant CWS, Terra Haute. Maryland. Location: Aberdeen Proving Ground. Mississippi. Montana.
Veterans with qualifying service in Vietnam or the Korean demilitarized zone are presumed to have been exposed to Agent Orange. Learn about other locations where Agent Orange was used. Other Veterans may be eligible if they show confirmed exposure. Learn more about disability compensation.
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If you or a loved one are eligible for disability benefits due to Agent Orange-connected medical issues, you may receive approximately $40,000 per year or more. It all depends on the details of your case, whether you have any dependents, and your overall disability rating.
For the purposes of VA compensation benefits, Veterans who served anywhere in Vietnam between January 9, 1962 and May 7, 1975 are presumed to have been exposed to herbicides, as specified in the Agent Orange Act of 1991.
Veterans may be eligible for disability compensation if they have a disability related to Agent Orange exposure during service and were discharged under other than dishonorable conditions.

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