Carbuncle of right upper limb
ICD-10 L02.433 is a billable code used to indicate a diagnosis of carbuncle of right upper limb.
Carbuncle of right upper limb is a severe skin infection characterized by a painful, swollen area filled with pus, typically occurring in the right arm. This condition is often caused by bacterial infection and can lead to systemic symptoms. Treatment usually involves incision and drainage, along with antibiotics. Patients should be educated on wound care and hygiene to prevent recurrence.
Treatment options include incision and drainage, antibiotics, and proper wound care.
Yes, carbuncles can recur, especially in individuals with certain risk factors.
