VASRD 7523 · Genitourinary System

Testis, Atrophy of VA Disability Rating

Shrinking or damage to one or both testicles, often affecting fertility or hormone levels.

VA Rating Tiers

RatingCriteria
20%Both testicles affected
0%Only one testicle affected

How the VA Evaluates Testis, Atrophy of

Confirmed diagnosis through physical exam or ultrasound.

Approval rate

Moderate – must clearly show atrophy and cause.

Annual service-connected

15,000 veterans

Average rating

10%

Best Evidence to Gather

  • •Urology exam
  • •Ultrasound report
  • •Endocrine hormone levels

Strategy Tips

  • •Submit urology reports
  • •Mention hormone or fertility impact
  • •List all treatment attempts

C&P Exam Pitfalls

  • •Lack of exam documentation
  • •No mention of whether one or both are affected

Common Filing Mistakes

  • •Claiming pain only without testicle shrinkage
  • •No link to trauma or infection

Onset Patterns

  • •Results from trauma, infections, or hormonal disorders

Secondary Conditions

Conditions commonly linked to Testis, Atrophy of. Service-connecting a secondary condition can increase your combined rating.

  • Infertility

    Testes produce sperm

  • Low Testosterone

    Affects hormone production

Common questions about Testis, Atrophy of

Is Testis, Atrophy of a VA-rated disability?
Yes. The VA rates Testis, Atrophy of under VASRD diagnostic code 7523 (Genitourinary System). Shrinking or damage to one or both testicles, often affecting fertility or hormone levels.
What VA disability rating can I get for Testis, Atrophy of?
Possible VA ratings for Testis, Atrophy of are 20%, 0%. Examples: 20% — Both testicles affected; 0% — Only one testicle affected.
What's the typical VA rating awarded for Testis, Atrophy of?
The average awarded rating for Testis, Atrophy of is 10%. Roughly 15,000 veterans are service-connected for Testis, Atrophy of each year. Typical approval likelihood: Moderate – must clearly show atrophy and cause..
What evidence helps prove Testis, Atrophy of for VA disability?
Strong evidence for a Testis, Atrophy of claim includes: Urology exam; Ultrasound report; Endocrine hormone levels.
What mistakes should veterans avoid when claiming Testis, Atrophy of?
Common pitfalls when filing for Testis, Atrophy of: Claiming pain only without testicle shrinkage; No link to trauma or infection.
What conditions are commonly secondary to Testis, Atrophy of?
Conditions often service-connected as secondary to Testis, Atrophy of include: Infertility, Low Testosterone. Filing for secondary conditions can increase a veteran's combined VA rating.

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