Genitourinary and Gynecological Conditions

If you have a service-connected condition that led to infertility, it’s important to know if you can get a female or male infertility rating.

Veterans with dysmenorrhea and other menstrual disorders caused by military service may be eligible for a dysmenorrhea VA rating.

If you had a hysterectomy due to an issue caused or worsened by service, you may be eligible to receive a VA rating for a hysterectomy.

If you were treated for PCOS while in the military and still have symptoms today, you’ll want to learn about the PCOS VA disability rating.

If you developed kidney disease in service, you may qualify for VA benefits from the VA. This post explains the VA rating for kidney disease.

Kidney stones are common in veterans and can be caused by many service-connected issues. This post explains the VA rating for kidney stones.

Because UTIs are often linked to other service-connected conditions, you may be eligible for a UTI VA disability rating.

Low testosterone can be a symptom of several health conditions that can be service connected and eligible for VA benefits.

The VA rating for testicular cancer and other testicular conditions varies and ultimately depends on the severity of symptoms.

Veterans experience erectile dysfunction for a variety of reasons. Here’s how to connect ED to military service and receive VA benefits.