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How to Use ICD-10 Codes for Gynecological Conditions?

When documenting gynecological conditions, healthcare providers should follow these steps:
Identify the main condition or diagnosis.
Refer to the ICD-10 manual or database to find the most specific code that matches the diagnosis.
Ensure the code is accurate and complete, including any additional digits required for specificity.
Use additional codes to specify related factors, such as the presence of complications or other underlying conditions.

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