Index to Diseases and Injuries
Dermatitis › contact
Index code:L25.9
- allergic L23.9
- due to
- adhesives L23.1
- cement L23.5
- chemical products NEC L23.5
- chromium L23.0
- cosmetics L23.2
- dander (cat) (dog) L23.81
- drugs in contact with skin L23.3
- dyes L23.4
- food in contact with skin L23.6
- hair (cat) (dog) L23.81
- insecticide L23.5
- metals L23.0
- nickel L23.0
- plants, non-food L23.7
- plastic L23.5
- rubber L23.5
- specified agent NEC L23.89
- due to
- cement L25.3
- chemical products NEC L25.3
- cosmetics L25.0
- dander (cat) (dog) L23.81
- drugs in contact with skin L25.1
- dyes L25.2
- food in contact with skin L25.4
- hair (cat) (dog) L23.81
- plants, non-food L25.5
- specified agent NEC L25.8
- irritant L24.9
- due to
- body fluids L24.A0
- feces L24.A2
- incontinence (dual) (fecal) (urinary) L24.A2
- saliva L24.A1
- specified NEC L24.A9
- urine L24.A2
- wound exudate L24.A9
- cement L24.5
- chemical products NEC L24.5
- cosmetics L24.3
- detergents L24.0
- drugs in contact with skin L24.4
- exudate L24.A9
- food in contact with skin L24.6
- friction L24.A0
- oils and greases L24.1
- plants, non-food L24.7
- solvents L24.2
- specified agent NEC L24.89
- related to
- colostomy L24.B3
- endotracheal tube L24.A9
- enterocutaneous fistula L24.B3
- gastrostomy L24.B1
- ileostomy L24.B3
- jejunostomy L24.B1
- saliva or spit fistula L24.B1
- stoma or fistula L24.B0
- digestive L24.B1
- fecal or urinary L24.B3
- respiratory L24.B2
- tracheostomy L24.B2
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Frequently asked questions
What is the ICD-10-CM code for Dermatitis › contact?
The ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index directs "Dermatitis › contact" to L25.9. Subterms below it may lead to a more specific code. Always confirm the code in the Tabular List before assigning it.
ICD-10-CM Index to Diseases and Injuries maintained by CDC/NCHS (public domain), from the CMS FY2027 release.