Disease or injury affecting the vagina that may cause pain, inflammation, or other symptoms.
To support a 30% rating, medical records should show that your symptoms persist or return despite ongoing, continuous treatment, meaning treatment is not bringing them under control. Clinician notes documenting treatment failures, medication adjustments, or continuing symptom severity are directly relevant. To support a 10% rating, records should show that continuous treatment is required to manage your symptoms, such as a physician's documented plan for ongoing medication, procedures, or therapy. To support any rating above 0%, evidence that you do not need ongoing treatment would work against a higher rating, so records reflecting a treatment plan and your adherence to it matter. Statements from you or others describing how symptoms affect your daily activities or work can help show the practical impact of the condition alongside clinical findings.
Conditions that are often caused or made worse by this one. If you have any of these, they may be claimable as secondary service connection.
