Digestive System

In this article, we explain how a VA rating for diverticulosis can open the door to VA benefits and potential compensation down the road. 

This article explains what gastroparesis is, how it may be connected to service, and how the VA determines a gastroparesis VA rating.

There’s no diagnostic code for colon polyps, but veterans can qualify for a VA rating for colon polyps when they are linked to other conditions.

We explain what EoE is, how it may be connected to military service, and how you can get an eosinophilic esophagitis VA rating.

If you’re a veteran with celiac disease you believe was caused or worsened by your service, you’ll want to understand the celiac disease VA rating.

If you’re a veteran who believes your pancreatitis may be connected to your service, you could be eligible for pancreatitis VA rating.

If you’re a veteran with Barrett’s esophagus, you’ll want to understand the Barrett’s esophagus VA rating and whether you qualify for disability benefits.

Did you know GERD may be related to military service? We explain the VA disability rating for GERD, the VA GERD DBQ, and related conditions.

If you’re a veteran experiencing a gallbladder condition or who needs their gallbladder removed, you may be eligible for VA disability benefits.

If you’ve been diagnosed with gastritis you think was caused or worsened by military service, you’ll want to understand the gastritis VA rating.