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2025 ICD-10-CM code L30.4

Erythema intertrigo.

Code L30.4 should be used to report erythema intertrigo. It is important to distinguish this condition from other types of dermatitis, such as contact dermatitis or atopic dermatitis.

Medical necessity for the treatment of erythema intertrigo is established by the presence of signs and symptoms, such as redness, inflammation, and discomfort, which impact the patient's quality of life. Treatment aims to alleviate symptoms, prevent secondary infections, and manage any underlying causes.

Diagnosis and treatment of erythema intertrigo.

In simple words: Erythema intertrigo is a skin rash, typically found in warm and moist areas of the body, like skin folds. It is characterized by redness and inflammation.

Erythema intertrigo

Example 1: A patient presents with redness, irritation, and inflammation in the skin folds of the groin. Upon examination, the physician diagnoses the condition as erythema intertrigo., An obese patient experiences chafing and a rash under the breasts. The physician diagnoses this as erythema intertrigo and recommends keeping the area dry and clean., An infant develops a red rash in the diaper area, diagnosed as erythema intertrigo, likely due to prolonged contact with moisture and irritants.

Clinical documentation should describe the location, appearance, and associated symptoms of the rash, as well as any predisposing factors like obesity or excessive sweating.

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