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I did not go through all the bullshit I did to get my medical marijuana license for the fbi to try to sell me weed on tumblr.

I'm legal, I'm not going to illegally buy something I can legally have delivered to my house.

That's like trying to sell me black market oreos. Go away

depsidase

someshitguy

That’s gonna be W59.09 Other Contact With Nonvenomous Reptile.

andyfromthevoid-deactivated2026

What's the ICD10 code for when your soul hurts just a little bit all the time?

genmeditech

ICD-10 Code for Weakness: R53.1 vs M62.81 — Which One Should You Use?

Medical billers and coders often default to R53.1 for any weakness documentation — but that's not always the right call.

Here's the key difference:

R53.1 — Use when weakness is documented as a symptom and no definitive diagnosis has been confirmed yet

M62.81 — Use when the provider documents "muscle weakness (generalized)" as the actual condition

Getting this wrong leads to denials. R53.1 actually excludes M62.81 in the ICD-10-CM guidelines — so using R53.1 as a blanket code for all weakness documentation is a billing error.

The FY2026 guidelines also cover leg weakness, arm weakness, bilateral lower extremity weakness and more.

Full coding guide with documentation checklist and denial prevention tips: ICD-10 Code for Weakness — Complete Guide

depsidase

threefoothobbit

The only time I have ever used chatgpt was to run a little experiment. I’m currently in college learning how to use the icd-10 (a giant book of numerical diagnostic codes used in healthcare) I typed in “bunion icd-10” and got the correct code (I started with an easy code) but I wasn’t done. Next I typed “acute renal failure with acute cortical necrosis” guys, it didn’t even remotely direct me to the correct chapter let alone the correct category (it’s an N code and it gave me a P code) Don’t even get me started on laterally! I don’t think chatgpt knows that some codes have to specify laterally. If, at the clinic, I just blindly use the codes chatgpt gave me, at best, I would lose my job. At worst, I would get charged for insurance fraud.