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Mild duodenal ulcer, with recurring symptoms once or twice yearly, is rated as 10 percent disabling. Moderate duodenal ulcer, with recurring episodes of severe symptoms two or three times a year averaging ten days in duration; or with continuous moderate manifestations, is rated as 20 percent disabling.
VA proposes a 20-percent evaluation for episodes of abdominal pain, nausea, or vomiting lasting for 3 days or more, occurring 3 times or less in the past 12 months, and the symptoms are managed by daily prescribed medication.
For example, the rating schedule for gastric and duodenal ulcer assigns a 60% disability rating for severe cases involving constant pain, periodic vomiting, bloody vomit or stool, anemia, and weight loss and a 10% disability rating for mild cases that only manifest symptoms once or twice per year.
There is no presumptive regulation that includes GERD. Therefore, most veterans will be service connected for their GERD on a direct basis.
For cases of GERD, it is important you ask your doctor to fill out a Public Disability Benefits Questionnaire, or DBQ. This form helps identify your symptoms and allows your doctor to check off GERD specifically as a diagnosis. Having the DBQ for GERD is unnecessary to get a VA disability rating.
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