Neck Mass ICD-10-CM Codes | 2025

The most basic way to prevent neck masses is by practicing good hygiene, but prevention isn’t guaranteed, given that neck masses can form because of an underlying condition. Getting regular check-ups should determine the cause, and preventive measures and treatment (depending on the cause) can prevent masses from becoming larger and problematic.

Yes. Even if some neck masses are benign, a person should see a doctor when they notice a mass that remains even after two or three weeks. If it becomes painful and/or starts growing rapidly, that’s a cause for concern.

They will conduct physical examinations, imaging tests, and biopsies to confirm the cause and determine if the masses are benign or malignant.