F52.21
ICD-10-CMThis code represents a psychogenic erectile dysfunction where the physiological mechanisms for erection are intact, but psychological factors interfere with the ability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity. It signifies a primary mental or emotional cause for the erectile difficulty, rather than a physical one.
Apply this code when documentation clearly indicates erectile dysfunction stemming from psychological origins such as anxiety, stress, depression, or relationship issues, and organic causes have been ruled out or are not present. Supporting documentation should explicitly state "psychogenic erectile dysfunction" or similar phrasing, differentiating it from physical causes.
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