Erosive Gastritis ICD-10-CM Codes

Erosive Gastritis ICD-10-CM Codes | 2023

Read this short guide to learn about Erosive Gastritis ICD codes you can use!

By Karina Jimenea on Jun 16, 2024.

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What Erosive Gastritis ICD-10 codes can I use?Are both Erosive Gastritis ICD-10 codes billable?Clinical information about Erosive Gastritis Synonyms include FAQS

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What Erosive Gastritis ICD-10 codes can I use?

If you’re looking for Erosive Gastritis ICD codes, you might have trouble looking for one because there are no ICD-10 codes that mention Erosive Gastritis in their names. That doesn’t mean there aren’t any for it, though!

Two codes can be used for Erosive Gastritis: K29.60 - Other gastritis without bleeding or K29.61 - Other gastritis with bleeding. You just need to pick one based on whether the Erosive Gastritis is accompanied by bleeding.

There are specific ICD-10 codes meant for specific kinds of gastritis. Erosive Gastritis doesn’t have any, so it falls under other gastritis.

You can use the unspecified gastritis codes K29.70 and K29.71 because those are meant to be used only if the specific type of Gastritis hasn’t been identified.

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Are both Erosive Gastritis ICD-10 codes billable?

Yes. Both ICD-10 codes for Erosive Gastritis are valid and billable.

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Clinical information about Erosive Gastritis:

Gastritis is the term used to refer to stomach lining inflammations and irritation. The stomach lining’s function is to produce digestive juices and mucus to help us digest our food.

If our stomach lining is irritated or inflamed, we will likely experience the feeling of being bloated, lose our appetite, and feel pain/discomfort in our abdomens. It can also result in us feeling nauseated and cause bleeding in our stomach lining. If there is bleeding, we might poop black stools and even vomit blood that resembles coffee grounds (coffee ground emesis).

Erosive Gastritis is a type of gastritis that gradually eats away at our stomach lining. This is caused by acid, alcohol, bile, or certain recreational drugs. Its most common cause is using non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (or NSAIDs for short).

By eating away at our stomach linings, Erosive Gastritis will give rise to ulcers.

Synonyms include:

Erosive gastritis
Erosive gastritis with no bleeding
Erosive gastritis with bleeding
Erosive gastritis due to acid
Erosive gastritis due to bile
Erosive gastritis due to alcohol
Erosive gastritis due to drugs
Chronic erosive gastritis
Chronic erosive gastritis with no bleeding
Chronic erosive gastrities with bleeding
Erosive gastritis ICD 10
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What are the risks of Erosive Gastritis?

As mentioned earlier, Erosive Gastritis can give rise to ulcers. If not treated as soon as possible, this type of gastritis can result in peptic ulcer disease. Ulcers can cause anemia through gastrointestinal bleeding, and they can also cause scarring in stomach tissues.

How do healthcare professionals detect/diagnose Erosive Gastritis?

They will conduct blood tests, stool tests, and an endoscopy. They might also conduct a biopsy while performing the endoscopy.

If a patient is at risk of having Erosive Gastritis, what can healthcare professionals tell them to help prevent it from happening?

Healthcare professionals can propose lifestyle changes that lower the risk of Erosive Gastritis from happening. This will include avoiding using NSAIDs and/or recreational drugs and stopping the consumption of alcohol (or at least moderating the consumption).