The Top 2 Nerve Disabilities for Service Connection

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Attorney Rachel talks about the differences between Radiculopathy and Peripheral Neuropathy.
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What about periodic leg movement, would this be secondary to OSA?

[@geneot4936]

No. periodid leg movent happens to those with sleep apnea

[@geneot4936]

Its recognized as a part of osa not anything extra or additional to osa

[@geneot4936]

however, get checked out for RLS, restless leg syndrome. In terms with VA, RLS gets looked at via peripheral nerves.