O98.32
ICD-10-CMOther infections with a predominantly sexual mode of transmission complicating childbirth
This code signifies the presence of an infection primarily transmitted sexually, which is adversely affecting a patient during the childbirth period. This includes conditions like chlamydia, gonorrhea, or trichomoniasis that are active or symptomatic at the time of delivery. The infection is considered a complication impacting the maternal or fetal outcome during the peripartum period.
Apply this code when a patient in labor or delivery has a documented sexually transmitted infection (STI) that is explicitly stated to be complicating the childbirth process. Documentation should clearly link the STI to an adverse effect on the delivery, the mother, or the neonate. This code is appropriate for active infections requiring treatment or monitoring during the childbirth encounter.
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