ICD-10 Code for Dysfunction
The ICD-10-CM 2027 alphabetic index lists dysfunction with the subterms below. More specific codes depend on the details documented, as listed in the official index (136 codes, 135 billable).
Index entries for Dysfunction
- adrenal –
E27.9- hyperfunction –
E27.0
- hyperfunction –
- autonomic
- bladder –
N31.9 - bleeding, uterus –
N93.8 - cerebral –
G93.89 - chronic
- colon –
K59.9- psychogenic –
F45.8
- psychogenic –
- colostomy –
K94.03 - coronary microvascular –
I25.85 - cystic duct –
K82.8 - cystostomy (stoma) – see Complications, cystostomy
- ejaculatory –
N53.19 - endocrine NOS –
E34.9 - endometrium –
N85.8 - enterostomy –
K94.13 - erectile – see Dysfunction, sexual, male, erectile
- feeding, pediatric
- gallbladder –
K82.8 - gastrostomy (stoma) –
K94.23 - gland, glandular NOS –
E34.9- meibomian, of eyelid – see Dysfunction, meibomian gland
- heart –
I51.89 - hemoglobin –
D75.89 - hepatic –
K76.89 - hypophysis –
E23.7 - hypothalamic NEC –
E23.3 - ileostomy (stoma) –
K94.13 - jejunostomy (stoma) –
K94.13 - kidney – see Disease, renal
- labyrinthine
- left ventricular, following sudden emotional stress –
I51.81 - liver –
K76.89 - lymphatic
- Fontan-associated –
I27.841
- Fontan-associated –
- male – see Dysfunction, sexual, male
- meibomian gland, of eyelid –
H02.889 - multifidus muscles, lumbar region –
M62.85 - orgasmic (female) –
F52.31- male –
F52.32
- male –
- ovary –
E28.9- specified NEC –
E28.8
- specified NEC –
- papillary muscle –
I51.89 - parathyroid –
E21.4 - physiological NEC –
R68.89- psychogenic –
F59
- psychogenic –
- pineal gland –
E34.8 - pituitary (gland) –
E23.3 - platelets –
D69.19 - polyglandular –
E31.9- specified NEC –
E31.8
- specified NEC –
- psychophysiologic –
F59 - psychosexual –
F52.9 - pylorus –
K31.9 - rectum –
K59.9- psychogenic –
F45.8
- psychogenic –
- reflex (sympathetic) – see Syndrome, pain, complex regional I
- segmental – see Dysfunction, somatic
- senile –
R54 - sexual (due to) –
R37- alcohol –
F10.981 - amphetamine –
F15.981 - anxiolytic –
F13.981 - cocaine –
F14.981 - excessive sexual drive –
F52.8 - failure of genital response (male) –
F52.21- female –
F52.22
- female –
- female –
N94.9 - hypnotic –
F13.981 - inhibited orgasm (female) –
F52.31- male –
F52.32
- male –
- lack
- male –
N53.9 - nonorganic –
F52.9- specified NEC –
F52.8
- specified NEC –
- opioid –
F11.981 - orgasmic dysfunction (female) –
F52.31- male –
F52.32
- male –
- premature ejaculation –
F52.4 - psychoactive substances NEC –
F19.981 - psychogenic –
F52.9 - sedative –
F13.981 - sexual aversion –
F52.1 - vaginismus (nonorganic) (psychogenic) –
F52.5
- alcohol –
- sinoatrial node –
I49.5 - somatic –
M99.09- abdomen –
M99.09 - acromioclavicular –
M99.07 - cervical region –
M99.01 - cervicothoracic –
M99.01 - costochondral –
M99.08 - costovertebral –
M99.08 - head region –
M99.00 - hip –
M99.05 - lower extremity –
M99.06 - lumbar region –
M99.03 - lumbosacral –
M99.03 - occipitocervical –
M99.00 - pelvic region –
M99.05 - pubic –
M99.05 - rib cage –
M99.08 - sacral region –
M99.04 - sacrococcygeal –
M99.04 - sacroiliac –
M99.04 - specified NEC –
M99.09 - sternochondral –
M99.08 - sternoclavicular –
M99.07 - thoracic region –
M99.02 - thoracolumbar –
M99.02 - upper extremity –
M99.07
- abdomen –
- somatoform autonomic –
F45.8 - stomach –
K31.89- psychogenic –
F45.8
- psychogenic –
- suprarenal –
E27.9- hyperfunction –
E27.0
- hyperfunction –
- symbolic –
R48.9- specified type NEC –
R48.8
- specified type NEC –
- temporomandibular (joint) –
M26.69- joint-pain syndrome –
M26.62-(header)
- joint-pain syndrome –
- testicular (endocrine) –
E29.9- specified NEC –
E29.8
- specified NEC –
- thymus –
E32.9 - thyroid –
E07.9 - ureterostomy (stoma) – see Complications, stoma, urinary tract
- urethrostomy (stoma) – see Complications, stoma, urinary tract
- uterus, complicating delivery –
O62.9 - ventricular –
I51.9- with congestive heart failure –
I50.9– see also Failure, heart - left, reversible, following sudden emotional stress –
I51.81
- with congestive heart failure –
How to choose the right code
Start with the main term, then pick the indented subterm that matches the documentation (type, cause, site, laterality, episode of care). Always confirm the code in the tabular list: follow its Excludes1/Excludes2, “code first” and “use additional code” notes, and add a 7th character where required.
Source: CDC/NCHS ICD-10-CM FY2027 alphabetic index.