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Question: A patient came in stating they noticed a gradual thickening and discoloration of their toenails over the past few months. They experienced no discomfort accompanying the change in appearance. There was no evidence of ingrown toenails or any other abnormalities of the nails. The patient was diagnosed with onychomycosis. How should I code this? Georgia Subscriber Answer: Another name [...]
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