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Many veterans have the chronic pain and discomfort of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). GERD is often known as heartburn. Serving in the military can worsen GERD symptoms or even cause new cases to develop.
What is VBA in the VA?
The Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) provides a variety of benefits and services to Service members, Veterans, and their families.
How do I prove my GERD is service connected?
You will need a medical nexus letter. This is a report from a doctor concluding that your disability is caused by your military service, along with the reasons to support the conclusion. If you are applying for secondary benefits for GERD, you will need to show a connection to your primary disability.
What conditions are secondary to GERD VA disability?
VA Secondary Conditions to GERD Esophagitis: Inflammation of the esophagus caused by chronic acid reflux. Barretts Esophagus: A condition where the esophageal lining changes due to long-term acid exposure, potentially leading to cancer. Asthma: GERD can exacerbate respiratory issues by irritating the airways.
How to prove service connection for GERD?
One of the easiest ways to prove this connection is through documented medical treatment of your condition during service. If symptoms develop after you were discharged, however, it is still possible to prove that your disability is linked to your time in the armed forces.
To qualify for VA disability benefits for a GERD, you must prove that your military service caused or aggravated your symptoms. This is easiest to demonstrate if you incurred an injury or illness that caused GERD during active duty or had the early symptoms of the condition documented in your service treatment records.
How to pass a CP exam for GERD?
Tips for the GERD CP Exam Be Honest but Specific: Describe your symptoms as they truly are, using specific examples. Connect GERD to Service: Whenever possible, mention triggers that started during service. Describe Impacts Clearly: Dont be afraid to describe how GERD makes your life harder.
Who signs VA form 21 0845?
Youll need to have your court-ordered or VA-appointed fiduciary complete and sign the PDF version of this form. This form doesnt give the third-party individual or organization permission to manage or change the information in your VA record. They can only access the information.
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VA Form 21-0960G-1
NOTE: The diagnosis of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) can be made clinically by evidence of relief of typical symptoms of reflux,
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