Digestive System

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.

If you have a digestive issue resulting from your military service, you may be eligible to for a VA rating for gastrointestinal disorders.

If your hernia is related to your military service or another service-connected condition, you may be eligible for a hernia VA rating.

Veterans may qualify for a hemorrhoids VA rating as a primary service-connected condition, or VA disability for hemorrhoids secondary to IBS.

Learn more about the bowel incontinence VA rating, related service-connectable conditions, and what you can do if your incontinence keeps you from working.

Veterans with ulcerative colitis may be owed monthly, tax-free compensation from the VA. Learn more about how you can service connect this condition.

If you’re a veteran with service-connected diverticulitis, it’s important to understand the diverticulitis VA rating.

We explain what Crohn’s disease is, what factors can contribute to developing Crohn’s, and how you can earn VA disability for Crohn’s disease.

Liver disease is common among veterans. If you have a service-connected liver condition, you deserve a VA disability rating for liver disease.