VASRD 7520 · Genitourinary System

Penis, Removal of Half or More VA Disability Rating

Partial or full removal of the penis, often due to trauma or cancer.

VA Rating Tiers

RatingCriteria
100%Complete loss
60%Significant disfigurement

How the VA Evaluates Penis, Removal of Half or More

Surgical records, urology documentation.

Approval rate

High (~95%) when surgically confirmed.

Annual service-connected

80 veterans

Average rating

100%

Best Evidence to Gather

  • Urologist records
  • Surgical documentation

Strategy Tips

  • Include mental health screening
  • Submit surgical diagrams if available

C&P Exam Pitfalls

  • Missing documentation of surgery
  • No mental health impact noted

Common Filing Mistakes

  • Not filing for secondary mental health conditions
  • Lack of post-op complications

Onset Patterns

  • Usually from cancer treatment or battlefield trauma

Secondary Conditions

Conditions commonly linked to Penis, Removal of Half or More. Service-connecting a secondary condition can increase your combined rating.

  • Depression

    Psychological impact

  • Urinary Issues

    Urethral rerouting or trauma

Common questions about Penis, Removal of Half or More

Is Penis, Removal of Half or More a VA-rated disability?
Yes. The VA rates Penis, Removal of Half or More under VASRD diagnostic code 7520 (Genitourinary System). Partial or full removal of the penis, often due to trauma or cancer.
What VA disability rating can I get for Penis, Removal of Half or More?
Possible VA ratings for Penis, Removal of Half or More are 100%, 60%. Examples: 100% — Complete loss; 60% — Significant disfigurement.
What's the typical VA rating awarded for Penis, Removal of Half or More?
The average awarded rating for Penis, Removal of Half or More is 100%. Roughly 80 veterans are service-connected for Penis, Removal of Half or More each year. Typical approval likelihood: High (~95%) when surgically confirmed..
What evidence helps prove Penis, Removal of Half or More for VA disability?
Strong evidence for a Penis, Removal of Half or More claim includes: Urologist records; Surgical documentation.
What mistakes should veterans avoid when claiming Penis, Removal of Half or More?
Common pitfalls when filing for Penis, Removal of Half or More: Not filing for secondary mental health conditions; Lack of post-op complications.
What conditions are commonly secondary to Penis, Removal of Half or More?
Conditions often service-connected as secondary to Penis, Removal of Half or More include: Depression, Urinary Issues. Filing for secondary conditions can increase a veteran's combined VA rating.

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