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Dismissed

The appeal for service connection of a liver disorder is dismissed. Service connection for hyperparathyroidism, uterine disorder with fibroids, migraine headaches, bilateral breast disorder, and bilateral foot disorder (pes planus) are denied.

The deciding factor: Service connection was granted for the liver disorder in September 2023, making it a non-justiciable issue. The Veteran's claims for hyperparathyroidism, uterine disorder with fibroids, migraine headaches, bilateral breast disorder, and bilateral foot disorder were denied as there is no current diagnosis or functional impairment.

Claimed conditions
Liver disorder with benign adenomas status/post liver transplant, Hyperparathyroidism, Uterine disorder with fibroids, Migraine headaches, Bilateral breast disorder, Bilateral foot disorder (pes planus)
How they argued it
Direct service connection
Exposure basis
None
Rating assigned
None in this decision
Decision date
February 13, 2024
Citation
24007594

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