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I can not locate the denied claim reason dated 2009 c@p exam.
But i found a few pages of the 2009 c@p exam showing my request for my sc low back sprain with secondary stool incontinence.
c@p exam reports veteran possible hemorrhoids from exam and claim denied. reported on deniel leakage not related to sc low back sprain.
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I found several of my old military medical records and remembered i had rectal tear bleeding in 1991 on active duty.
I applied for sc for hemorrhoids with leakage In 2015
2017 awarded 20% hemorrhoids effective 2015 and leakage fetal 60% effective date 2017 c@p exam date.
reasoning shows veterans first known diagnoses of anal leakage was at 2017 c@p exam so V A started my effective date 2017
In 2009 I did not request service connection for hemorrhoids with secondary anal leakage, however possible hemorrhoids was noted in c@p exam in 2009. I only applied for just anal leakage secondary to my sc low back sprain. So is it possible to send nod on anal leakage effective date back to 2009 ? or 2015? seems like the V A Does not want to give me any back pay for the 60% anal leakage, But however they did go back to 2015 for the 20% hemorrhoids. Any legal rules to back pay for leakage from 2009? anal leakage was requested and the hemorrhoids was noted. If so what would be my argument?
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