E89: Postprocedural endocrine and metabolic disorders, not elsewhere classified

Postprocedural endocrine and metabolic disorders, not elsewhere classified, refer to a spectrum of medical conditions that may develop following a surgical procedure or other medical intervention involving the endocrine or metabolic systems. These systems regulate hormones and energy in the body, respectively. Postprocedural disorders may arise due to various factors such as surgical complications, medication side effects, or the body's reaction to the procedure. Some of the common symptoms may include unexplained weight changes, unusual fatigue, abnormal heart rate, mood swings, anxiety or body temperature variations. In most cases, these symptoms occur as the disrupted systems are failing to adequately regulate the body's normal functions. The disease progression can widely range in severity and presentation, depending on the underlying cause and affected endocrine or metabolic system.