Cocaine use, unsp with cocaine-induced anxiety disorder

This code signifies a patient presenting with an anxiety disorder directly attributed to the use of cocaine, where the specific pattern or severity of cocaine use is not documented. The anxiety symptoms are a direct physiological consequence of cocaine intoxication or withdrawal.

Apply this code when documentation clearly links a patient's anxiety disorder to cocaine use, and the provider has not specified the pattern (e.g., abuse, dependence) of cocaine use. This is appropriate when the medical record indicates "cocaine-induced anxiety" without further detail on the substance use disorder itself.

• Ensure the documentation explicitly states the anxiety is "cocaine-induced" and not merely co-occurring with cocaine use.
• If the type of cocaine use (e.g., abuse, dependence) is documented, a more specific code from the F14.xx category should be selected.
• Always sequence the mental health condition (cocaine-induced anxiety) as the primary diagnosis if it is the reason for the encounter, followed by any relevant external cause codes if applicable.