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The Erectile Dysfunction + SMC-K Playbook
0% rating + SMC(k). Sounds like nothing. Adds real dollars to your monthly check — here's how to claim it.
$47 — Instant PDF40–60 pages
What's Inside
- How PTSD medications (SSRIs, antidepressants, antihypertensives) directly cause erectile dysfunction
- The VA's rating schedule for ED: 0% service-connected + Special Monthly Compensation (k)
- What SMC(k) is, what it pays, and how it adds to your existing monthly compensation
- Filing ED secondary to PTSD or as a documented PTSD medication side effect
- Nexus letter language: connecting specific medications to erectile dysfunction
- C&P exam prep: what to expect and how to document your condition
- How to combine ED with existing ratings for maximum combined compensation
- Appendix: medication side-effect documentation guide, SMC(k) rate chart, pre-filing checklist
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⚡ Do This Now
→ Print the prescribing information for each PTSD medication you take. Highlight 'sexual dysfunction' or 'erectile dysfunction' in the side effects section. That's your primary nexus evidence.
Key Point
SMC(k) is not a disability rating — it's additional monthly compensation added on top of your regular disability pay. Even at 0% rating, SMC(k) pays real money every month.
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