Posted on May 19, 2020
Does anybody know if fertility issues are rated for disability?
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don't know if true, but I have always been told that any loss of reproductive function was an automatic 10%.
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SPC Derreck Mott
Interesting...i have all documentation from a private fertility clinic where my wife and i went through IVF...hopefully they would accept all of that
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LTC (Join to see)
SPC Derreck Mott - you would have to show that it was service connected. buddy of mine lost his left nut in a repelling accident and got 10%
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SPC Derreck Mott
LTC (Join to see) ah i see...well i was just thinking that maybe it could be possible from all the chemicals and toxins of workin on helicotpers...but i have no proof of beforehand so who knows
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SGT Robert Pryor
LTC (Join to see) and SPC Derreck Mott, the absolute answer is YES. Obviously there needs to be supporting evidence, but it is quite doable. The most unusual case I had while working as a Veterans Service Representative involved a former WAC that came to my office on something entirely different. While reviewing her service medical records I saw where she had been born with a testicle, which certainly didn't belong there. The Army discovered and removed it via corrective surgery. She was good to go and had no complaints, but my job as a VSR was to file for EVERY legitimate claim. The VA did indeed rate her 10% disabled for loss of use of a creative organ. The regulation was clear, and logic be damned, they VA had to follow the law. Good luck with this.
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There must be a service connected condition that caused the fertility issue such as and not limited to; PTSD or depression. So the answer is yes it is possible.
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