ICD-10 Codes Explained
International Classification of Diseases codes for diagnoses and conditions. Understand what each diagnosis code means on your medical bills.
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F17211Former cigarette addiction - now in recovery
This code indicates that you previously had a nicotine addiction specifically to cigarettes, but you are now in remission, meaning you have successfully quit smoking and are no longer actively dependent on nicotine. This diagnosis recognizes your past struggle with cigarette addiction while acknowledging your current smoke-free status. Healthcare providers use this code to document your smoking history, which remains medically relevant for ongoing health monitoring and care planning, even though you are no longer actively smoking.
I83813Varicose veins in both legs causing pain
This code describes a condition where you have enlarged, twisted veins (varicose veins) in both of your lower legs that are causing you pain. Varicose veins occur when the valves in your leg veins don't work properly, causing blood to pool and the veins to become swollen and visible under the skin. The pain associated with this condition can range from aching and throbbing to cramping sensations, and may worsen after long periods of standing or sitting. This is a common condition that affects many people and can be managed with various treatment options.
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