Cocaine abuse with other cocaine-induced disorder

This code signifies a pattern of problematic cocaine use leading to clinically significant impairment or distress, specifically when another cocaine-induced disorder (e.g., psychosis, anxiety disorder, mood disorder) is present. It indicates a less severe form of cocaine use disorder compared to dependence, but with co-occurring psychiatric complications directly attributable to cocaine.

Apply this code when documentation clearly indicates cocaine abuse alongside a specific cocaine-induced mental or behavioral disorder. This requires a physician's diagnosis of both cocaine abuse and a co-occurring, cocaine-induced condition, such as cocaine-induced psychotic disorder or cocaine-induced anxiety disorder, without evidence of physiological dependence.

• Distinguish from cocaine dependence (F14.2-) which implies a more severe pattern of use with tolerance or withdrawal.
• Ensure the "other cocaine-induced disorder" is clearly documented as directly caused by cocaine use.
• Code any specific cocaine-induced mental disorder (e.g., F14.150 for cocaine-induced psychotic disorder with delusions) as an additional diagnosis if specified.