Secondary Condition Claim · VASRD 7522
Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power Secondary to Prostate gland, removal of
A condition caused or aggravated by an already service-connected disability can be granted its own service connection as a secondary condition under 38 CFR § 3.310. Here's how that works for Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power when it develops after Prostate gland, removal of.
Primary condition · VASRD 7528
Prostate gland, removal of
Complications following surgical removal of the prostate gland.
Secondary condition · VASRD 7522
Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power
This code rates a physical deformity of the penis - such as from Peyronie's disease, injury, or surgical complication - that also causes loss of erectile function. Both elements have to be shown together; erectile dysfunction alone or a deformity alone without functional loss doesn't meet this specific rating.
Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power VA Rating Tiers
The VA rates Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power the same way whether it's claimed directly or as secondary to Prostate gland, removal of — severity of Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power itself determines the percentage.
| Rating | Criteria |
|---|---|
| 20% | ED caused by physical deformity |
Example combined rating
60% Prostate gland, removal of + 20% Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power = 68%
The VA combines ratings with Table I of 38 CFR 4.25, not simple addition — 60% and 20% combine to 68%, not 80%. These figures are illustrative; your actual rating for each condition depends on your own evaluation.
Evidence for a Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power Secondary Claim
- •A urology exam documenting the specific physical deformity.
- •A diagnosis of Peyronie's disease or a documented trauma history explaining the deformity's origin.
- •ED treatment records, including any medications or injections tried, showing the functional impact.
Common questions about Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power secondary to Prostate gland, removal of
- Can Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power be service-connected as secondary to Prostate gland, removal of?
- Yes. Under 38 CFR § 3.310, a condition that is caused or aggravated by an already service-connected disability can be granted secondary service connection. You'll need a current Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power diagnosis and a medical nexus opinion linking it to your service-connected Prostate gland, remov…
- What VA rating can I get for Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power as a secondary condition?
- Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power is rated under VASRD diagnostic code 7522 using the same criteria whether it's a direct or secondary claim: possible ratings are 20%. The rating depends on the severity of Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power itself, not on the severity of Prostate gland, removal of.
- How does a secondary Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power claim affect my combined VA rating?
- The VA doesn't add ratings together. Using the official combined-ratings formula (38 CFR 4.25): a 60% rating for Prostate gland, removal of combined with a 20% rating for Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power (example figures) produces a combined rating of 68%, not 80%. Approving Penis, Deformity with Loss of E…
- What evidence do I need to service-connect Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power as secondary to Prostate gland, removal of?
- Strong evidence for the underlying Penis, Deformity with Loss of Erectile Power diagnosis includes: A urology exam documenting the specific physical deformity.; A diagnosis of Peyronie's disease or a documented trauma history explaining the deformity's origin.; ED treatment records, including any medications or inject…
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Secondary condition
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