ICD-10-CM Code R45: Symptoms and signs involving emotional state and Related Diagnosis Codes.

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  • R45 - Symptoms and signs involving emotional state
    • R45.0 - Nervousness
    • R45.1 - Restlessness and agitation
    • R45.2 - Unhappiness
    • R45.3 - Demoralization and apathy
    • R45.4 - Irritability and anger
    • R45.5 - Hostility
    • R45.6 - Violent behavior
    • R45.7 - State of emotional shock and stress, unspecified
    • R45.8 - Other symptoms and signs involving emotional state
      • R45.81 - Low self-esteem
      • R45.82 - Worries
      • R45.83 - Excessive crying of child, adolescent or adult
      • R45.84 - Anhedonia
      • R45.85 - Homicidal and suicidal ideations
        • R45.850 - Homicidal ideations
        • R45.851 - Suicidal ideations
      • R45.86 - Emotional lability
      • R45.87 - Impulsiveness
      • R45.88 - Nonsuicidal self-harm
      • R45.89 - Other symptoms and signs involving emotional state
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