Cocaine use, unspecified with cocaine-induced sleep disorder

This diagnosis code indicates a patient with a documented history of cocaine use where the specific pattern or severity of use is not specified, and they are experiencing a sleep disturbance directly attributed to the effects of cocaine. The sleep disorder is considered substance-induced rather than an independent primary sleep disorder.

Use this code when documentation clearly links a patient's sleep disorder to their cocaine use, but the type or severity of cocaine use (e.g., abuse, dependence) is not specified. This is appropriate for patients presenting with insomnia, hypersomnia, or other sleep disturbances where cocaine is identified as the causative agent. Documentation should explicitly state "cocaine-induced sleep disorder" or similar.

• Ensure documentation explicitly states the sleep disorder is "cocaine-induced" and the type of cocaine use is "unspecified."
• Do not use if the sleep disorder is determined to be a pre-existing condition exacerbated by cocaine or an independent primary sleep disorder.
• Consider additional codes for specific manifestations of the sleep disorder if documented (e.g., insomnia, hypersomnia), though often the "unspecified" nature of the sleep disorder in this code may preclude such specificity.