Military and veterans submitting VA disability claims for VA GERD, VA IBS or Anxiety, Depression, etc make sure you have the right medical evidence to mitigate a Denied VA Claims taking you into the VA Appeals process or VA Supplemental claim.

For example. If you are seeking VA presumptive conditions for IBS, you are still going to need a current diagnosis and treatment. This is usually done by going to a gastrointestinal doctor specifically for complaints; potentially have an colonoscopy order with the results favoring towards your time spend overseas int he military. Make sure you have organization as well in your VA Claim. what does that mean, take the time to comb through your Service Treatment Records (STRs) for the medical evidence relevant to each and every individual VA Disability you plan on submitting for some level of Service Connection.

References:
For information on the VA Proposed Updates to Sleep Apnea, Respiratory & Tinnitus VA Ratings check out this video:
https://youtu.be/go200NEQtdE

2024 Veterans Disability compensation rates
VA Irritable Bowel Syndrome
IBS VA Disability Claim
VA GERD Rating
VA GERD & IBS
VA IBS Claim
VA IBS Rating
VA IBS C&P exam
VA GERD
VA GERD C&P exam
PTSD VA Claims
Sleep Apnea VA Claim
Hypertension VA Claim
Chronic Sinusitis VA Claim
Allergic Rhinitis VA Claim
VA Pact Act Presumptive Conditions
100 VA Disability benefits
VA 100 permanent and total disability benefits
VA Disability Rating
VA C&P Exam
IBS VA Claims
Secondary VA Claims to Sinus issues
High Dollar Back Pain
High Value VA Claim

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