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Complimentary Services Include

Advocacy for microwave injured veterans
Assess the likelihood of microwave injury
Improve communication between microwave injured veterans and primary care providers
Seek legislative revision to 38 C.F.R.

Est. 4 Million Microwave Injured Veterans in the U.S.

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This complimentary awareness tool is not a medical diagnostic test. See a medical doctor for diagnosis.

STEP 1:Mark Answers STEP 2:Print STEP 3:Share with Medical Provider Step 4: Optional, press Send to receive a full assessment.

Headaches

Mild

Severe

None

Dizziness

Occasionally

Often

Never

Difficulty Concentrating

Occasionally

Often

Never

Treated for Depression

Yes

Treated for Anxiety

Yes

Memory Loss

Minor

Severe

None

Insomnia

Occasionally

Regularly

Never

Chronic Fatigue

Yes

Tremors

Occasionally

Often

Never

Muscle Spasms

Occasionally

Often

Never

Tingling Sensation

Occasionally

Often

Never

Muscle and Joint Pain

Occasionally

Often

Never

Pressure in/behind the eyes

Yes

Cataracts

Yes

Treated for Heart Arrhythmia

Yes

Low/High Blood Pressure

Occasionally

Often

Never

Bronchitis

Often

Rarely

Never

Treated for Pneumonia

Yes

Treated for Lymphoma

Yes

Mood Disorder Diagnosed

Yes

Personality Disorder Diagnosed

Yes

Foot Issues

Plantar Fasciitis

Falling Arches

Bone Spurs

None

Decreasing Trust in People

Yes

Work Performance

Declining

Improving

Need Accommodation

Hearing Loss

Yes

ADHD or ADD Diagnosed

Yes

Restless Leg Syndrome

Yes.

Irregular Sleep Pattern

Yes

Electromagnetic Sensitivity

Yes

Skin Rash

Occasionally

Often

Never

Itchy Skin

Occasionally

Often

Never

Burning Skin Sensation

Occasionally

Often

Never

Facial Flushing

Occasionally

Often

Never

Digestive Issues

Occasionally

Often

Never

Abdominal Pain

Occasionally

Often

Never

Treated for Enlarged Thyroid

Yes

Treated for Dehydration

Yes

Testicular/Ovarian Pain

Occasionally

Often

Never

Altered Sugar Metabolism

Yes

Do not know

Immune Abnormalities

Yes

None

Body Metals Redistribution

Yes

Do not know

Hair Loss

Yes

Deteriorating Vision

Yes

Heart Palpitations

Occasionally

Often

Never

Chest Pain or Pressure

Occasionally

Often

Never

Inflamed Sinuses

Often

Rarely

Never

Asthma Attacks

Occasionally

Often

Never

Treated for Leukemia

Yes

Low Sperm Motility

Yes

Miscarriage

Yes

Increased Irritability

Yes

Feelings in Reporting Illness

Fear of Job Loss

Financial Fear

Stigmatized and Ashamed

None

Eye Damage

Pigmented Cysts

Tufts

Floaters

None

Nausea

Often

Occasionally

Never

Result

Sending your Microwave Injury Awareness Tool result to us is voluntary. Your result helps other veterans to continuously seek out relief and wellness. In return we will send you specific treatment suggestions to discuss with your primary care provider. MIVN cannot guarantee privacy.

Thank you for your service.

Veterans

Microwave Injury Awareness Tool

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It takes courage to admit to having a microwave injury. Unlike other injuries, it is a non-visible disability. You "look" healthy.

Friends, family, and even medical care providers cannot help you unless they know what happened to you. This tool can help you to communicate with them. Don't suffer in silence.

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Take the first step to discover what is on the other side of the bridge. Create your own personal injury awareness tool instantly.

The Goal: Continuity of Care

So that a specialty treatment does not permanently worsen one symptom over the other.

The Mission:

To continuously seek out relief and wellness.

What next? After filling in the options on the microwave injury awareness tool

scroll down to the bottom of this page to see your individual instant result.

For a full assessment of microwave injury likelihood select the Send button and MIVN will determine the likelihood of a microwave injury and send you the latest list of treatment options for you to discuss with your primary care provider.

Most of the treatment options are listed on the VA formulary. If you already have VA benefits for one or more of your symptoms then treatments may be available to you through the VA.