Allergic or vasomotor rhinitis
VA evaluates allergic or vasomotor rhinitis by nasal polyps or the specified degree and laterality of nasal obstruction.
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83 verified diagnostic-code records · eCFR Title 38 issue Sep 9, 2026 · reviewed Sep 11, 2026
VA evaluates allergic or vasomotor rhinitis by nasal polyps or the specified degree and laterality of nasal obstruction.
VA defines marked and moderate ankle limitation with specific dorsiflexion and plantar-flexion thresholds.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the General Rating Formula for Diseases and Injuries of the Spine, with or without pain, stiffness, or aching.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the Rating Formula for Eating Disorders, using expected-minimum-weight and incapacitating-episode criteria.
VA evaluates flexion and/or abduction limits at 25, 45, and 90 degrees, with different major- and minor-arm percentages at the more severe levels.
VA evaluates coronary artery disease under the General Rating Formula for Diseases of the Heart, using MET workloads, heart-failure symptoms, imaging, and medication.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the General Rating Formula for Mental Disorders, based on occupational and social impairment rather than a symptom checklist alone.
VA evaluates bronchial asthma through pulmonary-function thresholds, attack and respiratory-failure history, treatment visits, and medication requirements.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the Rating Formula for Eating Disorders, using expected-minimum-weight and incapacitating-episode criteria.
VA directs this diagnosis to the General Rating Formula for the Skin, using affected area and systemic-therapy duration paths. Systemic therapy is administered by a route other than the skin; topical therapy is administered through the skin.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the General Rating Formula for Mental Disorders, based on occupational and social impairment rather than a symptom checklist alone.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the General Rating Formula for Sinusitis, using surgery history and annual incapacitating or non-incapacitating episode counts.
VA evaluates CFS through the effect on routine daily activities or annual duration of physician-prescribed incapacitation.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the General Rating Formula for Sinusitis, using surgery history and annual incapacitating or non-incapacitating episode counts.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the General Rating Formula for Sinusitis, using surgery history and annual incapacitating or non-incapacitating episode counts.
VA lists one compensable level for the specified chronic external-ear findings requiring frequent and prolonged treatment.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the General Rating Formula for Sinusitis, using surgery history and annual incapacitating or non-incapacitating episode counts.
VA evaluates this diagnosis under the General Rating Formula for Sinusitis, using surgery history and annual incapacitating or non-incapacitating episode counts.
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