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Ibs And Diverticulitis

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bergin c/o

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i am a gulf war veteran and recently had a foot of colon remove do to diverticulitis, my question is i had filled a claim for ibs that was denied do to lake of evidence . i had a hard time with my doctors once i told them i had filled a claim with the va . it changed from ibs to you know that most of america has stomach issues we can`t support the claim. anyway .haveing the diverticulitis does that give me enough to reopen the claim

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7328 ​Intestine, small, resection of:

 

​With marked interference with absorption and nutrition, manifested

​by severe impairment of health objectively supported by

​examination findings including material weight loss​60

​With definite interference with absorption and nutrition, manifested

​by impairment of health objectively supported by examination

​findings including definite weight loss​40

​Symptomatic with diarrhea, anemia and inability to gain weight​20

 

​Note: Where residual adhesions constitute the predominant disability, rate under diagnostic code 7301.

 

7329 ​Intestine, large, resection of:

 

​With severe symptoms, objectively supported by examination findings​40

​With moderate symptoms​20

​With slight symptoms​10

 

​Note: Where residual adhesions constitute the predominant disability, rate under diagnostic code 7301.

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TO JOHN 999

I really dont know if I have chron's are not because I have never been checked for that type of disease. I have already had the operation colon resection for the diverticulitis back in 2005 but still have some of the same symptoms.

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