X77.2XXS
ICD-10-CMThis code signifies long-term complications or conditions arising from an individual deliberately inflicting harm upon themselves using hot fluids other than steam. These sequelae can include chronic pain, scarring, contractures, or psychological impacts that persist after the initial injury has healed. It indicates that the original self-harm event is no longer acute but has left lasting effects.
Apply this code when documenting a patient presenting with a current condition directly attributable to a past intentional self-inflicted injury by hot fluids (e.g., hot water, oil, or beverages). This would be used for follow-up visits addressing the chronic consequences, such as surgical repair of burn scars or ongoing therapy for related psychological distress. Do not use for the initial acute injury.
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