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(ICD-10: I10.90)
Persistently high blood pressure without an identifiable secondary cause.
(ICD-10: I11.9)
Heart disease related to high blood pressure without heart failure.
(ICD-10: I11.0)
High blood pressure causing heart disease with heart failure.
(ICD-10: I15.9)
High blood pressure caused by another underlying health condition.
(ICD-10: I25.1)
Narrowed coronary arteries causing reduced blood flow to the heart.
(ICD-10: I25.9)
Long-term heart disease caused by reduced blood flow to heart muscle.
(ICD-10: I20.9)
Chest pain or pressure caused by reduced blood flow to the heart.
(ICD-10: I20.0)
New or worsening chest pain from reduced blood flow to the heart.
(ICD-10: I21.9)
Heart attack caused by sudden interruption of blood flow to heart muscle.
(ICD-10: I25.2)
History of a previous heart attack with resulting heart damage.
(ICD-10: I50.9)
Reduced heart function causing breathlessness, fatigue, and fluid buildup.
(ICD-10: I50.14)
Heart failure despite preserved pumping function of the left ventricle.
(ICD-10: I48.0)
Intermittent episodes of rapid and irregular heart rhythm.
(ICD-10: I48.1)
Ongoing irregular heart rhythm that does not resolve spontaneously.
(ICD-10: I48.2)
Persistent irregular heart rhythm accepted as a long-term condition.
(ICD-10: I48.9)
Abnormal heart rhythm causing irregular or rapid heartbeat and palpitations.
(ICD-10: I47.1)
Rapid heart rhythm originating above the ventricles of the heart.
(ICD-10: I49.3)
Extra heartbeats originating prematurely from the heart’s ventricles.
(ICD-10: I49.4)
Premature heartbeats causing an irregular or skipped heartbeat sensation.
(ICD-10: I45.1)
Electrical conduction delay affecting the right side of the heart.
(ICD-10: I44.7)
Electrical conduction delay affecting the left side of the heart.
(ICD-10: I49.9)
Abnormal heart rhythm causing irregular, fast, or slow heartbeats.
(ICD-10: I95.9)
Low blood pressure that may cause dizziness, weakness, or fainting.
(ICD-10: I95.1)
Blood pressure drop on standing causing dizziness, weakness, or fainting.
(ICD-10: I70.2)
Narrowed limb arteries causing reduced blood flow, pain, or discomfort.
(ICD-10: I73.0)
Reduced blood flow to extremities causing color changes, numbness, or pain.
(ICD-10: I83.9)
Enlarged leg veins causing aching, swelling, or heaviness.
(ICD-10: I83.0)
Varicose leg veins associated with chronic skin ulceration.
(ICD-10: I87.2)
Poor venous circulation causing leg swelling, heaviness, and skin changes.
(ICD-10: I80.2)
Blood clot in a deep vein causing pain, swelling, and inflammation.
(ICD-10: I86.4)
Enlarged stomach veins that can rupture and cause serious bleeding.
(ICD-10: I84.9)
Swollen veins around the rectum causing discomfort, itching, or bleeding.
(ICD-10: I89.0)
Swelling caused by buildup of lymphatic fluid in body tissues.
(ICD-10: I34.0)
Mitral valve leakage causing backward blood flow within the heart.
(ICD-10: I35.0)
Narrowing of the aortic valve causing restricted blood flow from the heart.
(ICD-10: I67.2)
Narrowing of brain arteries caused by buildup of fatty deposits.
(ICD-10: I65.2)
Narrowing or blockage of a carotid artery reducing blood flow to the brain.
(ICD-10: I69.3)
Lasting health effects following a previous ischemic stroke.
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