Z90.79 Acquired absence of other genital organ(s)

ICD10CM code

#### Name of the Condition
- Acquired Absence of Other Genital Organ(s)
- ICD-10 Code: Z90.79

#### Summary
The condition "Acquired Absence of Other Genital Organ(s)" refers to the missing state of one or more genital organs due to surgical removal, injury, or other non-congenital reasons. This absence may result from medical interventions for diseases or conditions affecting the genital organs.

#### Causes
- Surgical procedures such as hysterectomy, orchiectomy, or oophorectomy due to cancer, fibroids, or other medical conditions.
- Trauma or injury leading to removal or loss of genital organs.

#### Risk Factors
- Previous history of significant pelvic or genital conditions requiring surgery.
- Trauma to the pelvic region.
- Diagnosis of a condition that necessitates the removal of genital organs.

#### Symptoms
- Absence is typically asymptomatic unless related to or causing hormonal changes.
- Potential psychological or emotional effects related to body image and identity.

#### Diagnosis
- Medical history review and surgical records.
- Physical examination to confirm the absence of the organ(s).

#### Treatment Options
- Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) if hormonal deficiency occurs.
- Counseling or support groups for emotional and psychological support.

#### Prognosis and Follow-Up
- Depends on the underlying reason for the removal.
- Regular follow-ups necessary to monitor hormone levels and general health.
- Psychological support may be beneficial.

#### Complications
- Hormonal imbalances if organs like ovaries or testes are removed.
- Potential impacts on fertility based on the organ(s) absent.

#### Lifestyle & Prevention
- Maintain a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle to support overall well-being.
- Psychological counseling can be helpful in managing the emotional impact.

#### When to Seek Professional Help
- Unexplained hormonal symptoms or complications after surgical removal.
- Emotional or psychological distress impacting daily life.

#### Additional Resources
- American Cancer Society for resources on post-surgical recovery.
- Hormone Health Network for information on hormone management.
- Local support groups for individuals who have undergone organ removal.

#### Tips for Medical Coders
- Ensure the condition is distinguished from congenital absence and correctly noted as acquired.
- Verify the documentation specifies the organ(s) and reason for removal.
- Double-check relevant surgical records for coding accuracy.

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