Adnexal Cyst ICD-10-CM Codes

Explore ICD-10 Codes used for Adnexal Cyst. Get insights to clinical information and billing in this guide.

By Karina Jimenea on Aug 8, 2025.

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What ICD-10 Codes are Used for Adnexal Cyst

The ICD code for adnexal cyst that practitioners often check to be used for coding, billing, and documentation are:

Other possible codes practitioners may want to check that are related to the adnexal cyst diagnosis are the following:

All of the ICD-10 codes for adnexal cysts mentioned above are billable.

Adnexal cysts are fluid-filled sacs in the adnexa, which are the fallopian tubes and ovaries.
Common causes of adnexal cysts are ovarian cysts, hormones, bleeding during ovulation, cancer, and ectopic pregnancies.
Usually, adnexal cysts are symptom-free, but if they do cause symptoms, some common ones are fullness, bloating, pain, bleeding at the site of the mass, difficult and frequent urination, and irregular periods.
A pelvic ultrasound and exam is usually done to diagnose adnexal cysts. However, there are circumstances when the practitioner may require the patient to undergo further imaging and lab tests.
Treatment, which is mainly surgery, is primarily required in severe cases.

You can use an adnexal cyst ICD code once you’ve determined the location and nature of the cyst located in the adnexa.

Yes, the adnexal cyst diagnosis codes are billable.

The common treatment for adnexal cysts is surgery, especially in severe cases.

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