Menorrhagia ICD 10 code

What is Menorrhagia ICD 10?

In simple words, the answer is menorrhagia is abnormally heavy menstrual bleeding that lasts longer than normal.

Menstrual periods are a natural monthly occurrence in women. For most women, their period starts between the ages of 12-14 and lasts for at least three to five days each month.

A typical menstrual period lasts anywhere from 3 to 7 days, but some women have periods that last up to 10 days or more. Menorrhagia is when a woman has her period for longer than 7 days or when the amount of blood that comes out during her period is more than what she would typically expect.

Measurements

Doctors often use the number of tampons or pads used by the patient across an entire menstrual cycle as a measurement for how much blood they’re losing each month – this can be anywhere from 6 to

Causes of Menorrhagia ICD 10

Menorrhagia is a condition that affects the menstrual cycle and involves prolonged or unusually heavy periods.

There are many causes of Menorrhagia, but the most common one is uterine fibroids. Other causes may include hormonal changes, use of an intrauterine device, endometrial cancer, fibrocystic mastitis, and excessive menstrual blood loss.

Menorrhagia can also be classified as primary or secondary. Primary Menorrhagia refers to a woman’s first period, while secondary Menorrhagia refers to a woman who has been having regular periods but then develops abnormally heavy bleeding that does not stop quickly.

Symptoms of Menorrhagia ICD 10

To prevent Menorrhagia, it is important to know the signs and symptoms of menorrhagia. letting it untreated may put you in a worst-case scenario. so it is always recommended to find the sign and symptoms to get treated.

Signs and Symptoms:

Symptoms of menorrhagia include large volumes of blood loss from the Female reproductive part, uterine bleeding that lasts for more than seven days, prolonged menstruation that lasts more than two weeks or cycles, blood clots in menstrual fluid, pain during the menstruation cycle with cramps or abdominal pain.

Menorrhagia ICD 10 Diagnosis

The number one way to diagnose menorrhagia as early as possible is to see your gynecologist for an examination of your uterus, ovaries, cervix, and reproductive part on a regular basis during your menstrual cycle so they can identify

Menorrhagia, or abnormally heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding, is the most common type of abnormal menstrual bleeding (AMB). It’s estimated that about 5% of women of reproductive age experience some form of this condition. Sometimes it can be difficult to accurately diagnose menorrhagia on your own. That’s why it’s important to see your gynecologist for an examination and diagnosis

How to Treat Menorrhagia ICD 10

Menorrhagia is a type of menstrual bleeding that is so heavy and prolonged that it causes a woman’s iron levels to drop, she becomes anemic, and there is a risk of blood clots forming.

There are different types of treatment options for this condition. It depends on the severity of the symptoms or if menorrhagia is caused by another medical condition.

One type of treatment option for menorrhagia is oral contraceptives which also help regulate periods by reducing the hormone levels to stop heavy bleeding. Another option for mild cases (those with less than 1-2 days per cycle) would be to use tampons or pads instead of heavy menstrual flow days.

Approximate Synonyms

• Menorrhagia (heavy menstrual period)
• Hyperpolymenorrhea
• Menorrhagia
• Polymenorrhea (abnormally frequent menstruation)
• Excessive and frequent menstruation

ICD 10 code for Menorrhagia- N92.0

• Flooding  -N92.0
• Hypermenorrhea-N92.0
• Menorrhagia-N92.0
• Menostaxis-N92.0
• Polymenorrhea- N92.0