VASRD 7599 · Genitourinary System

Kidney Disorder (Analogous) VA Disability Rating

Used for kidney conditions not listed elsewhere, like damage from toxins, trauma, or rare diseases.

VA Rating Tiers

RatingCriteria
100%Severe kidney failure
60%Significant kidney problems
30%Moderate kidney issues
10%Minor lab abnormalities

How the VA Evaluates Kidney Disorder (Analogous)

GFR/creatinine tests, edema observation, nephrologist report.

Approval rate

Moderate (~45%)

Annual service-connected

5,200 veterans

Average rating

30%

Best Evidence to Gather

  • •Creatinine and BUN levels
  • •Nephrology consultation
  • •Dialysis history if applicable

Strategy Tips

  • •Include labs and nephrologist opinion
  • •Explain any toxin or medication exposure
  • •Show dialysis schedule if applicable

C&P Exam Pitfalls

  • •No diagnosis – used as placeholder code
  • •No lab evidence provided

Common Filing Mistakes

  • •No labs or specialist input
  • •No specific kidney diagnosis

Onset Patterns

  • •Often after chemical exposure, severe infection, or long-term disease like diabetes

Secondary Conditions

Conditions commonly linked to Kidney Disorder (Analogous). Service-connecting a secondary condition can increase your combined rating.

  • Hypertension

    Kidneys regulate blood pressure

  • Anemia

    Kidneys produce hormones for red blood cells

Common questions about Kidney Disorder (Analogous)

Is Kidney Disorder (Analogous) a VA-rated disability?
Yes. The VA rates Kidney Disorder (Analogous) under VASRD diagnostic code 7599 (Genitourinary System). Used for kidney conditions not listed elsewhere, like damage from toxins, trauma, or rare diseases.
What VA disability rating can I get for Kidney Disorder (Analogous)?
Possible VA ratings for Kidney Disorder (Analogous) are 100%, 60%, 30%, 10%. Examples: 100% — Severe kidney failure; 60% — Significant kidney problems; 30% — Moderate kidney issues.
What's the typical VA rating awarded for Kidney Disorder (Analogous)?
The average awarded rating for Kidney Disorder (Analogous) is 30%. Roughly 5,200 veterans are service-connected for Kidney Disorder (Analogous) each year. Typical approval likelihood: Moderate (~45%).
What evidence helps prove Kidney Disorder (Analogous) for VA disability?
Strong evidence for a Kidney Disorder (Analogous) claim includes: Creatinine and BUN levels; Nephrology consultation; Dialysis history if applicable.
What mistakes should veterans avoid when claiming Kidney Disorder (Analogous)?
Common pitfalls when filing for Kidney Disorder (Analogous): No labs or specialist input; No specific kidney diagnosis.
What conditions are commonly secondary to Kidney Disorder (Analogous)?
Conditions often service-connected as secondary to Kidney Disorder (Analogous) include: Hypertension, Anemia. Filing for secondary conditions can increase a veteran's combined VA rating.

Estimate your combined rating

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