Understanding VA Disability Ratings for GERD

Are you a veteran seeking information about VA disability ratings for GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease)? In this video, Stephanie Costello, a veteran's disability attorney at Berry Law, shares valuable insights into the process. GERD, commonly known as acid reflux, is a condition often associated with military service or as a secondary condition to various service-connected disabilities. Learn how GERD is rated under diagnostic code 7346 hernia title, with disability ratings ranging from 10% to 60% depending on symptom severity. Discover the eligibility criteria for obtaining a VA disability rating for GERD, including the importance of a current medical diagnosis, evidence of service connection, and documentation of symptoms. Stephanie also discusses common scenarios where GERD may be service connected, such as secondary to PTSD. Berry Law's team of VA disability attorneys has a proven track record of supporting veterans in their appeals to obtain VA ratings for GERD, ensuring they receive the benefits they rightfully deserve. If you're a veteran navigating the VA's process for disability benefits, this video offers valuable guidance and support.

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