Reference: 38 CFR 4.114

What is the VA rating for Hemorrhoids?

Understand hemorrhoids guidance around DC 7336's 4 disjunctive routes -- persistent bleeding with anemia, continuously prolapsed internal hemorrhoids with frequent thrombosis, prolapsed internal hemorrhoids with less-frequent thrombosis, and external hemorrhoids with frequent thrombosis.

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VA evaluates Hemorrhoids based on 38 CFR 4.114, DC 7336.

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VA evaluates Hemorrhoids based on 38 CFR 4.114, DC 7336.

Regulatory authority: 38 CFR 4.114, DC 7336

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Evaluated based on severity of bleeding and thrombosis.
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Rated according to the schedule.

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