Other male sexual dysfunction
Chapter 14:Diseases of the genitourinary system
ICD-10 N53 is a used to indicate a diagnosis of other male sexual dysfunction.
The ICD-10 code N53 refers to 'Other male sexual dysfunction,' which encompasses a variety of conditions that affect male sexual health and function but do not fall under more specific categories. This may include issues such as sexual desire disorders, ejaculatory dysfunctions, and other sexual performance concerns that are not classified elsewhere. The clinical significance of this code lies in its ability to capture a range of dysfunctions that may impact a man's quality of life, relationships, and overall health. Proper coding is essential for appropriate treatment and management of these conditions, as well as for facilitating research and understanding of male sexual health issues.
Thorough patient history, physical examination findings, and specific details about sexual dysfunction symptoms.
Assessment of erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and decreased libido.
Differentiating between primary and secondary sexual dysfunction is essential for accurate coding.
Mental health evaluation, including psychological factors affecting sexual performance.
Management of sexual desire disorders linked to anxiety, depression, or relationship issues.
Documenting the psychological assessment is crucial for coding sexual dysfunction related to mental health.
Assessment of hormonal levels, particularly testosterone, and related health issues.
Evaluation of sexual dysfunction due to hormonal imbalances or endocrine disorders.
Ensure to document any laboratory results that correlate with sexual dysfunction symptoms.
Comprehensive patient history and review of comorbid conditions that may influence sexual function.
Management of sexual dysfunction in patients with chronic diseases like diabetes or cardiovascular disorders.
Documenting comorbid conditions is important for understanding the full clinical picture.
Patient consent, details about the procedure, and response to previous treatments.
Patient history, review of systems, and assessment of treatment efficacy.
Pre-operative assessments, surgical notes, and post-operative follow-up.
Documented counseling sessions and patient progress.
ECG results and correlation with sexual health issues.
N53 includes various male sexual dysfunctions such as sexual desire disorders, ejaculatory dysfunctions, and other unspecified sexual performance issues that do not fit into more specific categories.
N53 codes should be used when a patient presents with male sexual dysfunction that does not fall under more specific categories, ensuring that the diagnosis is well-supported by clinical findings.
Documentation should include a detailed clinical history, physical examination findings, and any relevant diagnostic tests that support the diagnosis of other male sexual dysfunction.
