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Begin by entering the patient's name and Social Security number at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identification purposes.
In Section I, indicate whether the veteran currently has or has ever had any stomach or duodenum conditions by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. If 'Yes', check all applicable conditions listed in Item 1B.
Proceed to Section II to provide a brief medical history regarding the veteran's stomach or duodenum conditions, including any continuous medications being taken.
In Section III, check any signs or symptoms experienced by the veteran due to their condition. Be sure to specify frequency and duration where applicable.
Continue through Sections IV to X, providing detailed responses about incapacitating episodes, other conditions, diagnostic testing results, and functional impacts on work.
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Veterans with Barretts esophagus without esophageal stricture may be assigned a Barretts esophagus VA disability rating of 10% or 30%. Veterans with the condition who experience esophageal stricture, however, may be rated at 30%, 50%, or 80%, depending on its severity.
What evidence is needed for a GERD VA claim?
Medical records, treatment reports, buddy statements, a CP exam, and expert options may all be helpful in establishing a medical nexus between your GERD and your military service.
How do I get 60% disability for GERD?
A 60% rating requires symptoms of pain, vomiting, material weight loss and hematemesis or melena with moderate anemia; or other symptom combinations productive of severe impairment of health.
How to prove GERD is service connected?
Since May 2024, the VA rates eosinophilic esophagitis from 0% to 80% under Diagnostic Code 7203 which evaluates Esophageal Stricture, making it easier for veterans to receive a rating that better reflects how the condition affects their ability to eat, swallow, and function day-to-day.
How much disability does esophagitis have?
Veterans may receive a 10% disability rating if they have mild GERD symptoms that can be managed with medications or lifestyle changes. 30% Rating. A 30% disability rating is typically awarded when GERD symptoms are more severe, causing moderate discomfort and requiring regular medication.
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