Evidence checklist
Anemia, Pernicious
Evidence strength
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Specialist opinion
Highest value0 of 2 collectedA medical opinion connecting your B12 deficiency to autoimmune conditions from service, GI surgery during service, or a service-connected condition that prevents B12 absorption.
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Pernicious anemia can cause numbness, tingling, balance problems, and cognitive issues. A neurological evaluation can support a separate neuropathy rating.
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Treatment records
0 of 3 collectedBlood tests confirming low B12, low hemoglobin, and elevated methylmalonic acid. These tests prove the diagnosis of pernicious anemia.
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Multiple blood tests showing hemoglobin levels over time, especially if levels remain low despite B12 injections.
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Records showing regular B12 injection treatments and whether they control your symptoms and hemoglobin levels.
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Lay statements
0 of 2 collectedA written statement from someone who can describe observable symptoms and how your condition affects daily life.
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Your own written account of how this condition affects your daily activities, work, and relationships. Describe your worst days.
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Benefits questionnaire
0 of 1 collectedA standardized VA form capturing hemoglobin levels, B12 levels, treatment response, and neurological symptoms.
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Service records
0 of 1 collectedMilitary medical records showing in-service treatment, complaints, or injuries related to this condition.
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