N76: Other inflammation of vagina and vulva
N76.8: Other specified inflammation of vagina and vulva
The condition referred by the ICD-10 code N76.8 is known as the inflammation of the vagina and vulva, which are integral parts of the female reproductive system. Inflammation in these areas, generally referred to as vaginitis and vulvitis, can occur due to various reasons such as infections, chemical irritants, or hormonal changes. This condition typically presents discomfort and symptoms that include itching, burning, unusual discharge, or unpleasant odor. Pain during intercourse or urination could also be indications of inflammation. Based on its cause, this particular inflammation often falls into the broader category of sexually transmitted infections or other types of infections like bacterial vaginosis or yeast infections. This condition mainly affects the female reproductive system and its presentation, severity, and progression can vary significantly depending on the underlying cause.
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