Acute and chronic prostatitis according to ICD

Inflammation of the prostate gland or prostate ICD highlights in its list under a few numbers. It all depends on the form of the pathology and the nature of its origin.

What is ICD

There is a regulatory document used in the medical community that is periodically reviewed by the World Health Organization. It includes a list of all diseases and pathologies that occur in humans. It is called the International Classification of Diseases (ICD). Its main purpose is to provide assistance in the study of the patient's condition and to create optimal conditions for this by systematically recording the available data. Information is collected from around the world and encoded under certain definitions. At any time, it can be completed and taken for further studies.

Important! The ICD table contains classes and groups marked with codes. A title may contain several forms and manifestations of the same disease. The entrance is organized in alphabetical order for convenience.

Prostate gland diseases according to ICD-10

The list of diseases includes:

• acute prostatitis ICD 10 41. 0;
• chronic prostatitis ICD 10 41. 1;
• prostate abscess - 41. 2;
• prostatocystitis - 41. 3;
• other inflammatory conditions of the prostate - 41. 8;
• unspecified inflammatory disease of the gland - 41. 9.

An ordinary person does not need to know ICD coding. Only a doctor can decipher and encrypt the diagnosis.

Prostatitis according to ICD-10

Prostate code according to ICD 10 - 41. If benign hyperplasia develops in the organ, then the disease is defined by a different number. Adenoma of the prostate gland code according to ICD 10 in adults is recorded with numbers from 40 to 51. These titles include fibroids and various fibroids.

It belongs to the most common urological diseases that affect men of all ages. In general, the inflammatory process in the glandular tissues is most often observed in a chronic form with no obvious acute signs at first.

Experts classify the disease according to the nature of the course:

• acute, occurring in 50% of patients not older than 30-35 years. Mainly associated with bacterial infections;
• chronic. It does not appear for a long time and can develop against the background of an infectious process.

Due to the show, it happens:

• bacteria that appear inside the organ;
• non-bacterial, in which pathological changes occur in a predominantly chronic form;
• viral, in which the entire genital area suffers.

By the nature of structural changes, they are distinguished:

• fibrous form. Glandular tissue growth occurs quite rapidly and requires radical treatment. Clinically similar to prostate adenoma ICD of which 40. 0;
• calculating Occurs when stones form in the tissues of the glandular organ. It is considered a vanguard of cancer;
• stagnant form. Occurs with physical inactivity, prolonged abstinence from sex.

Causes and symptoms

Gland pathology, both chronic and acute, is directly related to inappropriate lifestyle behavior, addiction to smoking and alcohol, and poor physical activity.

The main reasons why the disease develops in young people are:

• sexually transmitted infections: gonococci, Escherichia coli, chlamydia, etc. Frequent change of sexual partners increases the risk of developing the disease;
• congestion in the pelvic organs accompanied by impaired blood circulation;
• sedentary, sedentary lifestyle, physical inactivity;
• prolonged abstinence from sex, abuse of drugs that prolong sexual intercourse, intentional delay of ejaculation during intimacy to prolong it;
• decreased immunity;
• psycho-emotional stress, severe stress;
• excessive physical work;
• hypothermia;
• endocrine system failure;
• unbalanced diet;
• dependencies

The signs of developing acute and chronic inflammation in the prostate are similar. The doctor will help in recognizing the form of the disease after examination and diagnosis.

Features

The acute form is associated with severe clinical symptoms, and all glandular organ tissues are involved in the pathological process. Therefore, the disease is painful, difficult: with an increase in body temperature, signs of general intoxication.

The patient complains about:

• aggravation and pain in the groin, pelvic region, lower back;
• a feeling of squeezing the rectum;
• increased desire to urinate, including at night;
• pain in the urethra after ejaculation and emptying of the bladder.

In the chronic form of the disease in the lower abdomen, some men experience pain of varying intensity, problems with erection and strength. In 95% of cases, the disease is practically asymptomatic.

ICD codes for acute and chronic prostatitis

Chronic prostatitis ICD code 41. 1 with any negative factor can worsen. Acute inflammation of ICD 41. 0 leads to glandular tissue edema, which is fraught with acute urinary retention.

Such diseases, in the absence of proper treatment, lead to serious complications:

• bladder obstruction;
• development of male infertility;
• narrowing and soreness of the urethral canal;
• recurrent cystitis;
• pyelonephritis and other diseases affecting the kidneys;
• ingestion of glandular tissue, requiring immediate medical intervention;
• sepsis, which most often develops in people with weakened immunity.

Diagnosis of pathology

In some cases, a single rectal examination and familiarity with the patient's complaints are sufficient to make a diagnosis. However, inflammation is mainly diagnosed using laboratory and instrumental examination methods.

The patient refers to:

• blood and urine tests to determine infections and inflammation;
• analysis of prostate secretions;
• ultrasound examination of the prostate, kidneys, bladder;
• urethrocytoscopy;
• MRI of the pelvic organs;
• PSA blood tests;
• biopsy;
• X-Ray

One of the most effective diagnostic methods is a digital rectal examination of the prostate. Although in acute form, the organ is very sensitive, and the procedure can bring the patient severe pain.

Treatment tactics

Chronic prostatitis, whose ICD code is listed in the International Register of Diseases, requires complex treatment. The patient is advised to correct the diet, change the lifestyle, give up harmful addictions and start eating properly.

Also named:

1. Medication. Helps relieve pain, relieves inflammation, activates the regeneration of damaged cells of the glandular organ. Suppositories are mainly used as well as antibiotics.
2. Prostate massage. It is considered the most effective method to get rid of stagnant processes in the gland. It is performed independently or with the help of a specialist. The procedure is considered uncomfortable, but should be performed without fail.
3. Balneotherapy. With the help of mineral water in sanatoriums, men manage to cope with the chronic form. It is useful to drink healing water and take baths in it.
4. Physiotherapy. Thermal physiotherapy gives excellent results. Helps in rapid assimilation of medication, relief of general symptoms and increased blood circulation to the problem organ.
5. Diet is an important step in therapy. The healing diet should contain vitamins, fiber, amino acids and mineral compounds. You will need to refrain from junk food (pickles, marinades, smoked meats, fried, fatty foods). The list of desirable products includes drinks with sour milk, lean meat and fish, nuts, dried fruits, pumpkin seeds.

Surgery is rarely used for chronic inflammation, when other methods of treatment do not give a positive effect or purulent processes have begun.

Acute requires the use of medication, the use of microencapsulation, rectal suppositories, analgesics, pain relievers. The patient is told to rest in bed and refuse intimacy. Once the acute period is over, prostate massage and physiotherapy are prescribed. It is very important for this type of disease to choose the necessary medication. This is possible only after accurate diagnosis. What kind of funds will be prescribed, and in what dosage, says the specialist.

Prophylaxis

In order not to develop and worsen prostatitis, the ICD code 10 in adults is listed at number 41, you must adhere to the following rules:

• leads an active and healthy lifestyle. If it is not possible to visit the gym, it is necessary to do exercises in the morning, warm up during the working day and walk more. A kind of gym will serve as a staircase, along which a person climbs every day in his apartment;
• avoid body hypothermia: do not sit on a cold surface, dress for the weather, etc. ;
• with constipation, include food that soothes the intestines in the diet, take mild laxatives. If the disorder becomes persistent, it is advisable to consult a specialist;
• regulate sex life. Prolonged sexual abstinence is the first step towards the development of glandular diseases. If there is no permanent sexual partner, you can temporarily replace it with masturbation, but you should not engage in this activity;
• avoid violent sexual intercourse without barrier contraception. Sexually transmitted diseases may not be noticed at first, but they severely damage glandular tissue, causing an infectious form of prostatitis;
• at the slightest suspicion of a sexually transmitted infection, you should consult a venereologist or urologist. It is enough to undergo an examination to find out what is the reason for the appearance of unpleasant symptoms;
• it is necessary to visit a urologist at least once a year to rule out the possibility of developing the disease.

reviews

1. "International classification is of no small importance in the treatment of prostate inflammation of any etiology, as the ICD 10 code allows you to accurately determine the type of disease, formulate a diagnosis and carry out effective therapeutic measures. "
2. "My father had a prostate adenoma. The ICD code was deciphered by the doctor when he was diagnosed. The scene was neglected, the gland almost tripled. An operation was planned and it was successful. Recovery was delayed after age (over"60 years old) and other chronic diseases were made to be felt. Now he has no complaints about the genitourinary system. "
3. "ChrProstatitis ICD 41. 1 is on my card. I have suffered from this disease for a long time, but very rarely it gets worse, as I do everything to avoid the appearance of acute symptoms. The doctor said that chronic diseases do not go away, they can"Do not show up for too long, if you monitor your health properly. Therefore, I do sports - I run in the morning every day, I exercise, I do not drink alcohol, I do not smoke. "