Abn lev substnc nonmed source in specmn from male gntl org

This code indicates the presence of abnormal levels of non-medicinal substances found in specimens collected from the male reproductive system. These substances are typically exogenous and not naturally occurring within the body, suggesting exposure or contamination. Examples include environmental toxins, recreational drugs, or industrial chemicals detected in semen, prostatic fluid, or testicular tissue.

Use this code when laboratory results from male genital organ specimens (e.g., semen analysis, prostatic fluid biopsy) reveal the presence of substances that are not pharmaceutical in origin and are present at abnormal levels. Documentation should clearly state the specific substance identified and the specimen source, along with the finding being considered abnormal by the ordering physician.

• Ensure the documentation explicitly states the substance is "nonmedicinal" or clearly identifies it as an exogenous compound.
• Do not use this code for abnormal levels of endogenous substances (e.g., hormones, enzymes) or prescribed medications.
• Consider sequencing this code after a more specific code for the underlying condition or reason for testing, if applicable.