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When a diabetic patient has CKD, the coder should assign E11.22 (T2DM with CKD) and N18.x without waiting for the provider to write CKD caused by diabetes. The exception: if the provider explicitly states the conditions are unrelated, follow that documentation

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BPC-157 has shown strong results in tendon and ligament healing in rodent models accelerating repair and potentially reducing the extent of surgical intervention needed

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Signs and symptoms include: Fatigue/weakness, loss of appetite, weight loss, nausea, abdominal pain, and pruritus (itching) Enlarged spleen when palpated Distended abdomen from ascites Jaundice (yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes) Bruising or excessive bleeding Dark stools resulting from blood in the feces, or pale-colored stools from lack of bile secretion Testing: Biochemical tests for compounds released by damaged hepatocytes, including alanine transaminase and aspartate transaminase Diagnostic imaging including ultrasound Liver biopsy, which is the gold standard for assessing the extent of liver damage Conventional Treatments Prevent progression of the underlying chronic liver disease and manage complications of cirrhosis Liver transplantation surgery is the standard treatment for end-stage cirrhosis Novel and Emerging Therapies These therapies mostly target the pathways that initiate the liver damage, including: PPAR activators, which inhibit liver fibrosis Ursodeoxycholic acid, approved for treatment of primary biliary cirrhosis Metformin, an anti-diabetic drug that may increase survival time in diabetics with cirrhosis Dietary and Lifestyle Management Abstain from alcohol use and avoid smoking Under physician supervision, adjust prescription drug doses as cirrhosis alters liver metabolism of many drugs Coffee consumption has been associated with a lower incidence of cirrhosis and may reduce the risk of liver damage Integrative Interventions Milk thistle/silymarin: Milk thistle and its principal flavonoid mixture silymarin have shown remarkable protective and antioxidant effects against several types of liver damage, including cirrhosis