If You Served In The Military You Probably Qualify
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In today’s video we address the most common drug prescribed to nearly all military service members and its potential side effects on the gastrointestinal system. We go through multiple peer reviewed scientific studies to document and journal the interactions between ibuprofen usage and its interaction with the gastrointestinal tract specifically through the mechanism of Stomach, bile, overproduction, causing Gastro, esophageal reflux disease, and other conditions downstream or secondary. It is crucial that your VA disability claim takes a comprehensive and strategic approach to various causations or potential causations of your current conditions and ailments. This is the best way to make sure you have an increased VA disability claim rating and ultimately ensure your VA claim is accurate as possible.
800mg ibuprofen, we called them army candy.
Yep Vitamin M
Brotha, you’re right, in the marines we didn’t get care and were laughed at if we did. Just those horse pill ibuprofens
I’m trying to break that cycle now. Too many stigmas has Marines walking around messed up and are too prideful/fearful to see a doctor.
So true. We are told not to go to medical and then the VA fucks us over. They need to learn the culture of the marine corps when assessing marines.
You are so right. It was implied that you were weak, that's death to a Marine, if you ever went to sick bay. You just took the pain and lived with it. Now, when you're old and it's unbearable, there's no evidence.
It sucks, but you gotta admit, for the government, it's a pretty good deal; all upside, no downside.
I sucked up every injury since as infantry going to medical makes you a bitch.
Thank you Jordan for the consistency in providing veterans needed information for their claims. Always looking forward to your videos. APTTMHY
Thank you so much, it’s always great to see you. Enjoy your Sunday APTTMHY
I have my discovery call with you guys coming up. I’m very much looking forward to it!
Good info Jordan!! I got my claim in before the change but we'll see what rating they use. And I used the same articles you presented, great minds think alike!
Wow! Great looking out, I hope it turns out well for you
Another great video Sir
Cheers to you GTO, it was great hearing that amazing news from you last week!
Jordan is the man! Thanks Jordan
Cheers Keyton! Have a good Sunday
You have to have a current diagnosis for GERD and proof in the military they gave you tons of ibuprofen all will be in your STRs. If you don't have a current diagnosis for GERD, go to the doctor and let them see if you have it.
I suffered choking in bootcamp. D in service and his it, I'm now on 40mg daily Omeperazol and a " esophageal stricture"
Is it now impossible to get a claim for GERD approved without the presence of esophageal stricture? I have GERD in my va records. I have been prescribed omeprazole from the VA.
I am a member of the academy & need some info. Got a copy of service records with supposedly all medical treatments but none of med care came. Need info on how to get ALL medical treatments records. Thanks for any help with this.
Who do we see about filing for gerds our primary, or do we have to file with our vso first
I did a at home sleep study that the VA issued for sleep apnea, mailed it back and waited months for the results which I didn’t get until I called and my nurse said I do have sleep apnea. I filed a claim and went through a whole fuss from my nurse and ended up having a C&P which my examiner said my sleep study wasn’t in my files and got a call saying my provider put a new consult in for a sleep study even though I’ve already done it. What do I do now since my nurse told me my results and didn’t put it in my file.
What about IBS is that one harder? I am service connected for anxiety/depression. Thanks.
I just had my exam for Gerd, I hope I get it, and then go for an upgrade, they didn’t ask me any questions. But I looked up before that blood in your stool gives you 60%
How much to have a 1 on 1 consult with you Jordan?
Does anyone know how effective is going to sick as far as building medical evidence?
I was in army '68 - 70. In '69 going one minute going into '79 I was in a motorcycle accident. Fractured my back in 3 places. They cant find my records. How do I get help?
Does the rating you showed transfer to overall rating, or is this just the condition. You did not specify.
Get periodic EGDs if you have GERD. GERD leads to Barrett’s esophagus and esophageal cancer.
Totally agree! This is what we call objective evidence.
I thought they drastically changed the gerd criteria and is almost impossible to get now?
Yeah and you got to have a current diagnosis from it from a real doctor or the VA won't buy it lol.
How about 1600 mg a day 120 of naproxen a day
We called them the Army vitamin.
Didn’t they take away gerd? As in made it much much harder to get rated for it?
They kinda did. This video is a little late for GERD. New ratings as of 5/19/24:
80% VA Rating for GERD: Documented history of recurrent or refractory esophageal stricture(s) causing dysphagia with at least one of the symptoms present: (1) aspiration, (2) undernutrition, and/or (3) substantial weight loss as defined by § 4.112(a) and treatment with either surgical correction of esophageal stricture(s) or percutaneous esophago-gastrointestinal tube (PEG tube).
50% VA Rating for GERD: Documented history of recurrent or refractory esophageal stricture(s) causing dysphagia which requires at least one of the following (1) dilatation 3 or more times per year, (2) dilatation using steroids at least one time per year, or (3) esophageal stent placement.
30% VA Rating for GERD: Documented history of recurrent esophageal stricture(s) causing dysphagia which requires dilatation no more than 2 times per year.
10% VA Rating for GERD: Documented history of esophageal stricture(s) that requires daily medications to control dysphagia otherwise asymptomatic.
0% VA Rating for GERD: Documented history without daily symptoms or requirement for daily medications.
Note (1): Findings must be documented by barium swallow, computerized tomography, or esophagogastroduodenoscopy.
Note (2): Non-gastrointestinal complications of procedures should be rated under the appropriate system.
Note (3): This diagnostic code applies, but is not limited to, esophagitis, mechanical or chemical; Mallory Weiss syndrome (bleeding at junction of esophagus and stomach due to tears) due to caustic ingestion of alkali or acid; drug-induced or infectious esophagitis due to Candida, virus, or other organism; idiopathic eosinophilic, or lymphocytic esophagitis; esophagitis due to radiation therapy; esophagitis due to peptic stricture; and any esophageal condition that requires treatment with sclerotherapy.
Note (4): Recurrent esophageal stricture is defined as the inability to maintain target esophageal diameter beyond 4 weeks after the target diameter has been achieved.
Note (5): Refractory esophageal stricture is defined as the inability to achieve target esophageal diameter despite receiving no fewer than 5 dilatation sessions performed at 2-week intervals.
@@FullOutPwr hey I put in an intent to file before the GERD change and just submitted my claim so you think I can argue to be evaluated with the old criteria for rating ?
In 1981 I hurt my knee over time I was given 18 injections along with those pills now in 2024 I need a complete knee replacement that has caused back and neck surgery and still taking those pills been having problems for a longtime throwing up. Is this Grud?😮
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