icd 10 tobacco use in remission ICD-10 Coding for Use/Abuse/Dependence (KMA Resource Guide) – Kentucky Medical Association ICD-10 Code F15.20: Stimulant Dependence

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Some factors that affect a persons chances to become dependent on nicotine are: Genetic factors that influence how their brain responds to nicotine How early in life they start using nicotine-containing products How often, how much and how deep they inhale it (if smoking or vaping) Being around people who smoke and/or vape History of mental health issues and using other addictive substances Commercial tobacco & your health The effects of smoking commercial tobacco have been studied for decades

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