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Hello All, My claim is currently under Reconsideration based on new Medical Evidence. I am wandering what the normal range of compensation for each condition is such as 10-30% etc.. As my DAV rep is very busy, I was hoping someone here could give me an idea. I have reviewed Code 38 and it is not clear to me really. These conditions are not all part of my claim but I am trying to assist some other Veterans with their claims so any help would be appreciated. As I know some of you have these awards I thought I would inquire. Thanks to everyone in advance for any assistance and support.

Narrowing of the Lumbar Spinal Canal

Sever Facet Syndrome lumbar Spine

Degenerative Arthritis Lumbar Spine

Degenerative Disc Disease Lumbar Spine

Sciatica both legs

Degenerative Arthritis Right Hip

Degenerative Arthritis Left Hip

Degenerative Arthritis Right Knee

Degenerative Arthritis Left Knee

Sever Muscle Atrophy/loss lower legs

Scar on face

Barrett's Esophagus

Hypertension/High Blood Pressure

Depression due to Chronic Pain

Sleep Apnea (Insomnia or other sleep disorders)

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If you would like to spend some time researching rating information, the following sites may help.

Ratings and evaluations; service connection

http://www.warms.vba.va.gov/bookb.html#g

38 CFR - Book C, Schedule for Rating Disabilities

http://www.warms.vba.va.gov/bookc.html

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