@thebrysontheosaunders: Quick notes: this is the VA's rule, not mine, 38 CFR 3.310. And yes, 800mg Motrin was everywhere: a 2019 study of 764,000 active-duty soldiers found 1 in 3 was prescribed an NSAID in a single 6-month stretch. It only works as a secondary to a condition the VA already rates, like a back or a knee. A doctor has to write that the meds caused it, "at least as likely as not," and that letter is the claim. Reflux has the most approvals; most grants are 10 to 30 percent, 80 is surgery-level. The nexus letter template is in the Military Benefits App 🇺🇸 #veteran #veterans #vadisability #military

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