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In short, yes, depending on whether you meet certain qualifications. Sleep apnea is often treatable but can result in serious health issues that could prevent one from working. Veterans who have sleep apnea to the extent that they must use a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) machine for the condition are eligible for 50 percent disability.
What else can I help you with?
What is sleep apena?
Involves frequent, reflexive gasping for air that awakens a person and disrupts sleep.
What is apena?
Involves frequent, reflexive gasping for air that awakens a person and disrupts sleep.
Will the removal of tonsils and adnoids help with sleep apena?
This is said to work for some people. I would be skeptical and not have a surgery that was not thought out thoroughly.
Is Apena a food borne illness?
I think you might mean apnea, not apena. Apnea means to stop breathing (without intending to do so) It is not a food borne illness.
When you yell at someone when they are a sleep with sleep apena can it cause some dammage?
It could cause damage whether they have sleep apnea or not. They could have a heart attack, or bang their head on something if you startle them.What's more, they will wake up angry and alarmed, so there's a good possibility they will damage you in some way!
Can you track your VA Disability check?
how can i check on an undelivered check
Need copy of your disability check 2oo8 and 2008?
yes i need my disability check copy for 2008/2009
Is sleep apnea considered as disability?
In Britain, any condition that has a serious and long term negative effect on your ability to function in day-to-day life is considered a disability under the Equality Act 2000. Sleep Apnea can be registered as, and treated as, a disability in many cases.
Widow now can you still receive his disability check?
Unless death is regarded a disability NO
Results of my group disability claim?
when was my disability check mailed for claim number 250901789101
Who will buyout my va disability check?
BuyYourPension.com
How does having a disability impact the management and treatment of sleep apnea?
Having a disability can impact the management and treatment of sleep apnea by potentially complicating the use of certain devices or therapies, as well as requiring additional accommodations or specialized care to address the specific needs and challenges associated with the disability.
