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The Veteran was treated for various conditions during service, but there is no competent evidence of current disabilities or a nexus to service.,There are no current diagnoses and the medical opinions indicate that any diagnosed conditions did not begin in service.

The deciding factor: The claims lack probative evidence of current disability and a link to service. The Veteran's treatment records do not show any current symptoms or diagnoses related to the claimed conditions, and the provided medical opinions are inconclusive.

Claimed conditions
Perforated eardrum, Kidney stones, Chronic urinary tract infections, Neurological disorder, Bronchitis and shortness of breath, Pancreatitis, Enlarged prostate and prostatitis, Anemia, Anisocoria, Tension headaches, Low back disability, Left hip disability, Allergies
How they argued it
Not specified
Exposure basis
None
Rating assigned
None in this decision
Decision date
April 5, 2011
Citation
1113477

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