Q: Can neuropathy be service-connected as secondary to Agent Orange exposure?

Answer:

Yes, it can. If you served in Vietnam and later developed neuropathy—especially early-onset peripheral neuropathy—the VA often presumes it’s from Agent Orange exposure. That makes the process smoother since you don’t have to prove a direct link. Even if your neuropathy showed up years later, you can still file, just make sure your diagnosis and symptoms are well documented. If the VA pushes back, remind them about the Agent Orange presumptive rules. Plenty of vets have been granted service connection for neuropathy this way, so keep pushing.