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Gulf War Illnesses

Gulf War Illness is a condition that has caused health issues among Veterans since the first Persian Gulf War, Operation Desert Storm. However, if you served in the Southwest Asia theater of military operations, and suffer from certain unexplainable illnesses or other condition, these conditions could be related to service in this region. The VA calls these presumptive diseases.

Southwest Asia Map

If the following illness or condition was diagnosed while you were on active duty or before December 31, 2024 you could be entitled to monthly compensation.

  • Functional gastrointestinal disorders
  • Chronic fatigue syndrome
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Other undiagnosed illnesses, including but not limited to cardiovascular disease, muscle and joint pain, and headaches

Service Connected Disability for Gulf War Illnesses

Gulf War Illnesses, also know as Gulf War Syndrome impacts thousands of veterans who were deployed to the Persian Gulf during their service. The terms Medically Unexplained Multisymptom Illness (MUCMI) are also used when describing conditions related to these exposures.

This symptoms of Gulf War Illness (GWI) are frequently mistaken for those of other illnesses. GWI is not well-known by many medical professionals, and it is readily confused with other illnesses. Due to this, 80% of VA claims for disabilities due to the Gulf War are denied.

Gulf War Oil Well Fires

You need to keep track of your symptoms, comprehend the VA claims process, and know your legal rights as a veteran if you want to be successful with a Gulf War Illness-related claim. Additionally, it’s essential to seek medical attention and a second opinion from a truly independent medical professional.

Veterans Claims Services can walk you through this complicated process. Contact us for a free consultation on your Gulf War Illness related claim.

Contact us for a free consultation