Peritoneal Adhesions
VA disability rating criteria for Peritoneal Adhesions under Diagnostic Code 7301. The VA assigns ratings of 0%, 10%, 30%, 50%, 80% based on the severity and functional impact of your condition.
Rating Criteria
Peritoneal adhesions: Symptoms of peritoneal adhesions (discomfort after eating, occasional nausea, constipation) not interfering with adequate nutrition.
Note: Often result from prior abdominal surgery, infection, or trauma.
Peritoneal adhesions: With episodes of disturbance of bowel function (constipation, diarrhea, nausea) occurring less than twice per year; or with pain associated with change in weather or overexertion.
Peritoneal adhesions: With frequent episodes of bowel obstruction (2 or more per year); or requiring special diet; or with recurring nausea and vomiting interfering with nutrition and weight maintenance.
Peritoneal adhesions: With severe, frequent bowel obstruction episodes requiring hospitalization; or with severe nutritional deficiency; or constant, debilitating symptoms.
Persistent partial bowel obstruction that is either inoperable and refractory to treatment, or requires total parenteral nutrition (TPN) for obstructive symptoms
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