Treating acute urinary retention ICD code 10

Acute urinary retention disease code according to mcb10 is an urgent process, with a characteristic stagnation of urine output from an excessively filled urea. This discomfort manifests itself in various diseases. The international classification of this pathology has its code 33.

Retention of urine according to μb 10 is detected during diagnosis in a patient who has not experienced such urinary disorders before. Features of the anatomical structure of the male urethra explain the frequent manifestation of the disease in the male half. With this classifier 33, urgent medical attention is needed to prevent urea rupture, kidney injury, and the manifestation of other rather dangerous pathologies.

Clinical presentation of acute urinary retention

The disease has certain developmental factors. This condition can be observed in males and females. Women very rarely face this problem. The female body reacts with an acute delay in urine to the process of tumor neoplasm in the female reproductive system. This is due to mechanical compression, which leads to urinary retention.

Difficulty urinating in women occurs while carrying a child (pregnancy) and with a lowered state of urea.

Factors leading to urine retention in the male half have their own characteristics.

Among them, the most common ones are noted:

• failure of the central nervous system;
• prostate adenoma (hyperplasia);
• urolithiasis;
• sclerosis of the cervical urea;
• the onset of neoplasms;
• blood clots;
• severe intoxication;
• depression, stress;
• acute prostatitis.

Ishuria (impaired outflow of urine) can occur as a result of infection entering the genitourinary system. Sometimes this pathology can develop as a complication after surgery on the rectum and adjacent pelvic organs.

Boys or adolescents experience this pathology with an acute violation of urine output. For example, phimosis (a narrowed state of the flesh). At a young age in girls, as in adolescence, blockage of urine outflow occurs very rarely. Most often, if this happens, it is due to systemic pathology inside the body.

MKB 10 ishuria - urinary retention according to international qualifications does not attach importance to the causes of the appearance of pathology in men and women.

Symptomatic manifestation

The pathological process of urine excretion from the urea is usually accompanied by painful symptoms, to which it is impossible not to respond. The main manifestation of the disorder is acute, unbearable pain. Men often feel soreness in their penis.

All the unpleasant sensations add incontinence, increased urge to go to the toilet, but emptying does not come out in full, and sometimes it does not work at all. Unsuccessful attempts cause increased pain.

The characteristic signs of the development of acute urination include:

• growing anxiety;
• abdominal distension;
• irritation in the abdomen;
• decreased appetite;
• impaired bowel movement;
• gag reflex with nausea;
• increasing weakness;
• restless sleep;
• dizziness;
• flatulence;
• fever.

Sometimes there are manifestations of pain symptoms in the lumbar spine. This indicates the development of a pathological process in the kidneys, which is a sign of the impossibility of removing the accumulated urine from the organs. In some cases, due to the intensely increasing symptoms, you even have to call an ambulance.

Diagnosis of pathology and therapeutic therapy for acute urine retention

Solving problems with severe outflow of urine on your own is prohibited. Self-attempts to empty urea can adversely affect health and aggravate the course of the disease.

For example, if you press hard on the peritoneum, the wall of the urinary organ may burst. Healthcare professionals should take action to eliminate a congested bladder.

Only a doctor can diagnose and provide primary care.

Transportation to a medical facility can be dangerous due to the highly overfilled urea (fraught with rupture), therefore, first aid is provided to the patient at home

This is done by inserting a catheter through which urine is removed

With the help of a catheter, the patient is freed from muscle spasm, pushing the walls of the canal. This is done to easily drain the accumulated urine. Surgery is performed under general anesthesia, the procedure is called minimally invasive surgery.

Sometimes a catheter is inserted for an extended period.In order to prevent the penetration of infection, the urea is periodically washed with antiseptics. A specialist may also prescribe broad-spectrum antibiotic therapy.