Gestational Hypertension ICD-10: Everything You Need to Know
Gestational Hypertension ICD-10: Everything You Need to Know Gestational Hypertension ICD-10: Everything You Need to Know If you’re expecting or someone close to you is, you’ve probably heard the term “gestational hypertension” tossed around. It sounds complicated, but here’s the thing: understanding it doesn’t have to be intimidating. This article breaks it down for you—including the ICD-10 code, its importance, and how it relates to maternal health—in simple, conversational terms. Let’s dive in! What is Gestational Hypertension? Gestational hypertension, sometimes referred to as pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH), is a condition where a pregnant individual develops high blood pressure (140/90 mmHg or higher) after 20 weeks of pregnancy without any signs of protein in the urine or other organ damage. Unlike chronic hypertension, it’s specific to pregnancy and often resolves after delivery. Why Doe...
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