icd 10 code for icd 10 code for b12 injection Vitamin Deficiency ICD-10-CM Codes D64.9 Anemia ICD-10 Coding Guide

7 Apart from vegans and people with gastrointestinal conditions, infants and children from B12-deficient mothers and the elderly are at particular risk of B12 deficiency, and pregnant and breastfeeding women have higher requirements

Women who are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breastfeeding should consult their obstetrician or primary care physician before considering any injectable supplement

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D60.9 Aplastic Anemia, Unspecified Use when the patient has pancytopenia or bone marrow dysfunction without a confirmed cause

If your Vitamin B12 injection is medically necessary and prescribed by one of our providers, your health insurance may help cover some or all of the costsour office staff is happy to help you check your specific plans benefits