T65.812S
ICD-10-CMThis code signifies a long-term health problem or residual condition that arose from an individual intentionally harming themselves by exposure to latex. It indicates that the acute phase of the self-harm event has passed, and the patient is now experiencing lasting effects directly attributable to that specific act. These sequelae could manifest in various organ systems depending on the nature and severity of the initial latex exposure.
Use this code when documenting a chronic or residual condition resulting from a past act of intentional self-harm involving latex. This applies to follow-up encounters where the primary reason for the visit is to manage or treat the lasting effects of the self-inflicted latex toxicity, not the acute event itself. Examples include chronic dermatitis, respiratory issues, or systemic allergic reactions that persist long after the initial exposure.
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