DC 7527 — Prostate gland injuries, infections, hypertrophy, postoperative residuals, bladder outlet obstruction
Also known as: Prostate gland injuries, infections, hypertrophy, postoperative residuals, bladder outlet obstruction, enlarged prostate, BPH, prostate surgery, urinary retention, weak stream, frequent urination, prostate cancer
These are commonly claimed secondary connections linked to this primary disability. Use them as a screening tool for conversations with your doctor, VSO, or VA-accredited attorney.
Prostate gland injuries, infections, hypertrophy, postoperative residuals, bladder outlet obstruction → Erectile dysfunction, with or without penile deformity
How the connection is commonly explained
Prostate surgery and radiation frequently cause erectile dysfunction as a direct complication.
Filing tip
File ED as secondary to prostate condition. Post-treatment urology records documenting sexual dysfunction qualify for SMC-K.
Prostate gland injuries, infections, hypertrophy, postoperative residuals, bladder outlet obstruction → Neurogenic bladder
How the connection is commonly explained
Prostate hypertrophy, surgery, and radiation commonly cause neurogenic bladder, urinary incontinence, and voiding dysfunction.
Filing tip
File bladder dysfunction as secondary to prostate condition. Post-surgical urology records are critical evidence.
Prostate gland injuries, infections, hypertrophy, postoperative residuals, bladder outlet obstruction → Major depressive disorder
How the connection is commonly explained
Prostate conditions cause depression through sexual dysfunction, incontinence, and cancer anxiety.
Filing tip
File depression as secondary to prostate condition with mental health records.
How to File a Secondary Claim
Disclaimer: Secondary connections shown are based on commonly established medical links. Individual claims require medical evidence. Consult a VSO or VA-accredited attorney.