T38.6X3A
ICD-10-CMPoisoning by antigonadotrophins, antiestrogens, antiandrogens, not elsewhere classified, assault, initial encounter
This code signifies a deliberate act of poisoning involving medications that interfere with hormone production or action, specifically those affecting gonadotropins, estrogens, or androgens. This includes substances like antiandrogens used in prostate cancer treatment or antiestrogens used in breast cancer therapy, when administered with malicious intent. The patient is in the initial phase of treatment for the acute effects of this poisoning.
Apply this code when documentation clearly indicates a patient has been poisoned by an antigonadotropin, antiestrogen, or antiandrogen as a result of an assault. This would be used for the initial encounter where the patient is receiving active treatment for the toxic effects. Examples include a patient presenting to the emergency department after being forcibly given a large dose of flutamide or tamoxifen by another individual.
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