Overview

ICD10 codes D80-D89 refer to Certain disorders involving the immune mechanism, encompassing various immunodeficiencies and immune system disorders. These codes are essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Code Range Coverage

D80: Immunodeficiency with predominantly antibody defects
D81: Combined immunodeficiencies
D82: Immunodeficiency associated with other major defects
D83: Common variable immunodeficiency
D84: Other immunodeficiencies
D85-D89: Other disorders involving the immune mechanism

Common Symptoms

Frequent and recurring infections
Inflammation of internal organs
Autoimmune conditions
Blood disorders
Digestive problems
Delayed growth and development
Fatigue
Fever

Diagnosis

Immune disorders are diagnosed through:

Blood tests for immune cell counts
Antibody level testing
Genetic testing
Flow cytometry
Imaging studies
Family history assessment

ICD10 Code Usage

These ICD10 codes are used in:

Clinical documentation
Immunology specialist referrals
Treatment planning
Insurance claims
Research protocols

Related Codes

FAQs

Q1: What are immune disorders?
A: Immune disorders are conditions that affect the body's ability to fight infections and diseases, either through overactivity or underactivity of the immune system.

Q2: Are immune disorders hereditary?
A: Some immune disorders have a genetic component and can run in families, while others may be acquired due to environmental factors or other medical conditions.