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Excess, excessive, excessively

FY2027Index: Ex–Ey /Alphabetic Index

Excess, excessive, excessively is a main term in the FY2027 ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index (Index to Diseases and Injuries). It has 71 subterms and 53 code entries. First-level subterms include alcohol level in blood, androgen, attrition, tooth, teeth, carotene, carotin, cold, effects of, convergence, crying, development, breast and more. Confirm any code you find here in the Tabular List before you report it.

Subterms 71

alcohol level in bloodR78.0
androgen (ovarian)E28.1
attrition, tooth, teethK03.0
carotene, carotin (dietary)E67.1
cold, effects ofT69.9
- specified effect NECT69.8
convergenceH51.12
crying
- in child, adolescent, or adultR45.83
- in infantR68.11
development, breastN62
divergenceH51.8
drinking (alcohol) NEC (without dependence)F10.10
- habitual (continual) (without remission)F10.20
eatingR63.2
estrogenE28.0
fat see also Obesity
- in heart see Degeneration, myocardial
- localizedE65
foreskinN47.8
gasR14.0
glucagonE16.3
heat see Heat
intermaxillary vertical dimension of fully erupted teethM26.37
interocclusal distance of fully erupted teethM26.37
kaliumE87.5
large
- colonK59.39
  - congenitalQ43.8
- infantP08.0
- organ or site, congenital NEC see Anomaly, by site
long
- organ or site, congenital NEC see Anomaly, by site
menstruation (with regular cycle)N92.0
- with irregular cycleN92.1
nappingZ72.821
natriumE87.0
number of teethK00.1
nutrient (dietary) NECR63.2
potassium (K)E87.5
salivationK11.7
secretion see also Hypersecretion
- milkO92.6
- sputumR09.3
- sweatR61
sexual driveF52.8
short
- organ or site, congenital NEC see Anomaly, by site
- umbilical cord in labor or deliveryO69.3
skinL98.7
- and subcutaneous tissueL98.7
- eyelid (acquired) see Blepharochalasis
  - congenitalQ10.3
sodium (Na)E87.0
spacing of fully erupted teethM26.32
sputumR09.3
sweatingR61
thirstR63.1
- due to deprivation of waterT73.1
transportation timeZ59.82
tuberosity of jawM26.07
vitamin
- A (dietary)E67.0
  - administered as drug (prolonged intake) see Table of Drugs and Chemicals, vitamins, adverse effect
  - overdose or wrong substance given or taken see Table of Drugs and Chemicals, vitamins, poisoning
- D (dietary)E67.3
  - administered as drug (prolonged intake) see Table of Drugs and Chemicals, vitamins, adverse effect
  - overdose or wrong substance given or taken see Table of Drugs and Chemicals, vitamins, poisoning
weight
- gainR63.5
- lossR63.4