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Seize The Opportunity to Expand Interstitial Cystitis Details in 2015

Published on Thu Sep 18, 2014

You’ll need to signify whether patient has hematuria.  Interstitial cystitis is a long-term or chronic inflammation of the bladder wall. Physicians usually diagnose this condition by ruling out other conditions (such as sexually transmitted disease, bladder cancer, and bladder infections).  Currently, you should report this condition with 595.1 (Chronic interstitial cystitis). ICD-10-CM: When your diagnosis coding changes, you will have [...]
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