There is limited direct evidence linking exposure to Agent Orange specifically with spinal disk degeneration. Agent Orange, a herbicide used during the Vietnam War, is primarily associated with various cancers and other health issues, particularly those related to the nervous and immune systems. However, some studies suggest that chemical exposure may contribute to broader musculoskeletal problems, which could indirectly affect spinal health. More research is needed to establish a clear connection between Agent Orange exposure and spinal disk degeneration.
Can be. I had a friend die of exposure to agent orange.
Yes,it is now recognized by the VA as being related to Agent Orange exposure.
Yes, it is possible
You will need to get a PERSONAL doctors diagnosis to answer this.
No.
No, the disease is not contagious. Only exposure to the agent can cause problems.
I would say yes since my grandfather is going into full Kinsey failure and the doctors say it was due to his exposure to agent orange
There is some evidence suggesting a potential link between exposure to Agent Orange and an increased risk of various health issues, including sleep apnea. Studies have indicated that veterans exposed to Agent Orange may experience a higher incidence of respiratory problems and other related conditions. However, the direct causal relationship between Agent Orange exposure and sleep apnea specifically requires further research for conclusive evidence. Always consult healthcare professionals for personal medical advice and assessments.
PTSD and exposure to Agent Orange.
Of. Course. Toxicity so. Dangerous blood. Disorders
Not a problem. Over inland forests only.
There is no way to know for sure how many people have died from exposure to Agent Orange as the chemical, dioxin, can be passed to later generations. There are a reported 650,000 Vietnamese that have confirmed exposure to dioxin and are showing health effects. Dioxin is highly carcinogenic and is easily passed from mother to child.