Hemorrhoids ICD-10-CM Codes

No, the code K64.0 specifically represents first-degree hemorrhoids and should not be used for other types or severities of hemorrhoids. Accurate coding requires selecting the code that best matches the hemorrhoid's degree, symptoms, and presentation.

The code K64.8 is used for other hemorrhoids, which covers cases that don't neatly fit into the first through fourth-degree classifications. It can also include related conditions like perianal venous thrombosis or residual hemorrhoidal skin tags.

Yes, all standard hemorrhoid ICD-10 codes, including K64.0 through K64.9, are billable as long as proper documentation supports the diagnosis. Correct use of specific codes ensures accurate reimbursement and appropriate clinical tracking.