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Is lung scar tissue related to agent orange?

Can be. I had a friend die of exposure to agent orange.


Is amyloidosis related to agent orange?

Yes,it is now recognized by the VA as being related to Agent Orange exposure.


Can exposure to agent orange cause seizures?

You will need to get a PERSONAL doctors diagnosis to answer this.


Is it possible that Actinic Granuloma can be cause from exposure to Agent Orange?

Yes, it is possible


Can a purple heart be awarded to someone wo develops cancer after exposure to agent orange?

No.


Can a veteran transmit an agent orange disease to his spouse?

No, the disease is not contagious. Only exposure to the agent can cause problems.


Is Agent Orange connected to FSGS kidney failures?

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


What service-related health issues still affect the Vietnam Veterans today?

PTSD and exposure to Agent Orange.


Gulf of Tonkin and agent orange exposure?

Not a problem. Over inland forests only.


Does camp page in Korea qualify for agent orange exposure?

Of. Course. Toxicity so. Dangerous blood. Disorders


Has anyone died from agent orange?

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.


Was agent orange at fort Lewis?

Yes, Agent Orange was used at Fort Lewis, Washington, during the Vietnam War era, primarily for testing and training purposes. Reports indicate that the herbicide was present in certain areas of the base, raising concerns about potential exposure for military personnel. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has recognized some health issues related to Agent Orange exposure for veterans who served at Fort Lewis. However, the extent and impact of exposure at the site are still subjects of investigation and debate.