2027 ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code T49.0X5SAdverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs, sequela

ICD-10-CM Codes›S00–T88›T36-T50›T49

ICD-10-CM T49.0X5S
CMSSource: CMS FY 2027 ICD-10-CM dataset · Effective Oct 1, 2026 – Sep 30, 2027

T49.0X5S is a billable ICD-10-CM diagnosis code for adverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs, sequela. The 7th character S marks it as a sequela code, which reports a problem that remains after the original condition has resolved. It is valid on HIPAA claims for fiscal year 2027 (October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027) and groups to MS-DRG 922 through 923. The code is not accepted as a principal diagnosis by the Medicare Code Editor and exempt from POA reporting. In AHRQ's Clinical Classifications Software (CCSR), this diagnosis falls under Poisoning/toxic effect/adverse effects/underdosing, sequela.

Code Identity

ICD-10-CM Code
T49.0X5S
Billable Status
Yes — Valid for Submission
Code Describes
Adverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs, sequela
Short Description
Advrs effect of local antifung/infect/inflamm drugs, sequela
Parent Code
Adverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs

Code Classification

ChapterS00–T88Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes
SectionT36-T50Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of drugs, medicaments and biological substances
CategoryT49Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of topical agents primarily affecting skin and mucous membrane and by ophthalmological, otorhinorlaryngological and dental drugs
This CodeT49.0X5SAdverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs, sequela

Code EditsBilling

Medicare Code Editor checks that affect claim validity for T49.0X5S.

There are selected codes that describe a circumstance which influences an individual's health status but not a current illness or injury, or codes that are not specific manifestations but may be due to an underlying cause. These codes are considered unacceptable as a principal diagnosis.

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Approximate SynonymsGuidance

Alternate terms and clinical phrases that map to this code.

  • Acetic acid adverse reaction
  • Acne of external chemical origin
  • Acneiform eruption
  • Acneiform eruption caused by chemical
  • Acneiform eruption due to iodine compound
  • Acridine derivative azo adverse reaction
  • Adverse reaction to aldehyde
  • Adverse reaction to benzoic acid and/or malic acid and/or salicylic acid ester
  • Adverse reaction to bismuth subnitrate and/or iodoform
  • Adverse reaction to chlorhexidine and/or neomycin
  • Adverse reaction to pyrethroid
  • Alclometasone adverse reaction
  • Allergic contact dermatitis caused by antiseptic and/or disinfectant
  • Allergic contact dermatitis caused by drug in contact with skin
  • Amidine antiseptic adverse reaction
  • Atrophy of skin caused by drug
  • Atrophy of skin caused by topical corticosteroid
  • Azelaic acid adverse reaction
  • Benzalkonium adverse reaction
  • Benzoic acid adverse reaction
  • Benzoyl peroxide adverse reaction
  • Benzyl benzoate adverse reaction
  • Betamethasone adverse reaction
  • Biguanide adverse reaction
  • Biguanide antiseptic and/or disinfectant adverse reaction
  • Borate adverse reaction
  • Boric acid adverse reaction
  • Brilliant green adverse reaction
  • Cationic surfactant adverse reaction
  • Cetrimide adverse reaction
  • Cetylpyridinium adverse reaction
  • Chlorhexidine adverse reaction
  • Chlorinated phenol adverse reaction
  • Chlorinated solutions adverse reaction
  • Chloroxylenol adverse reaction
  • Clobetasol adverse reaction
  • Clobetasone adverse reaction
  • Clotrimazole adverse reaction
  • Contact dermatitis caused by iodine
  • Contact dermatitis caused by neomycin
  • Contact dermatitis caused by phenol
  • Crotamiton adverse reaction
  • Crystal violet adverse reaction
  • Crystal violet tattoo
  • Cutaneous atrophy caused by corticosteroids
  • Dequalinium adverse reaction
  • Desonide adverse reaction
  • Dexamethasone adverse reaction
  • Dibrompropamidine isethionate adverse reaction
  • Diflucortolone adverse reaction
  • Disinfectant dye adverse reaction
  • Domiphen adverse reaction
  • Econazole adverse reaction
  • Emollient adverse reaction
  • Fenticonazole adverse reaction
  • Fetal iodine syndrome
  • Fluclorolone adverse reaction
  • Fludroxycortide adverse reaction
  • Fluocinolone adverse reaction
  • Fluocinonide adverse reaction
  • Fluocortolone adverse reaction
  • Fluorometholone adverse reaction
  • Formaldehyde adverse reaction
  • Glutaraldehyde adverse reaction
  • Halcinonide adverse reaction
  • Halogen acne
  • Halogen eruption
  • Hexachlorophane adverse reaction
  • Hydrargaphen adverse reaction
  • Hydrocortisone adverse reaction
  • Hydrogen peroxide adverse reaction
  • Ichthammol adverse reaction
  • Imidazole antifungal adverse reaction
  • Iodine acne
  • Iodine adverse reaction
  • Iodine compounds adverse reaction
  • Iododerma
  • Iodophore adverse reaction
  • Isoconazole adverse reaction
  • Ketoconazole adverse reaction
  • Lindane adverse reaction
  • Mafenide adverse reaction
  • Mercuric oxide adverse reaction
  • Miconazole adverse reaction
  • Mometasone adverse reaction
  • Monosulfiram adverse reaction
  • Mupirocin adverse reaction
  • Natamycin adverse reaction
  • Nitrofurazone adverse reaction
  • Noxythiolin adverse reaction
  • Occupational allergic contact dermatitis caused by antiseptic and/or disinfectant
  • Pesticide adverse reaction
  • Phenol adverse reaction
  • Phenothrin adverse reaction
  • Polynoxylin adverse reaction
  • Potassium permanganate adverse reaction
  • Povidone iodine adverse reaction
  • Prednisolone adverse reaction
  • Propamidine isethionate adverse reaction
  • Quaternary ammonium surfactant adverse reaction
  • Quaternary pyridinium surfactant adverse reaction
  • Quaternary quinolinium surfactant adverse reaction
  • Retinoid adverse reaction
  • Silver nitrate adverse reaction
  • Silver sulfadiazine adverse reaction
  • Skin disease attributable to corticosteroid therapy
  • Sodium perborate adverse reaction
  • Sulconazole adverse reaction
  • Sulfacetamide adverse reaction
  • Sulfadiazine adverse reaction
  • Sulfur adverse reaction
  • Surgical tissue adhesive adverse reaction
  • Tattoo of skin
  • Terpenes adverse reaction
  • Thymol adverse reaction
  • Tioconazole adverse reaction
  • Tolnaftate adverse reaction
  • Topical dexamethasone adverse reaction
  • Topical hydrocortisone adverse reaction
  • Topical prednisolone adverse reaction
  • Tretinoin adverse reaction
  • Triamcinolone adverse reaction
  • Triclosan adverse reaction
  • Triphenylmethane azo disinfectant dye adverse reaction
  • Undecenoate adverse reaction

Coding GuidelinesGuidance

When coding an adverse effect of a drug that has been correctly prescribed and properly administered, assign the appropriate code for the nature of the adverse effect followed by the appropriate code for the adverse effect of the drug.

The appropriate 7th character is to be added to each code from block Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of topical agents primarily affecting skin and mucous membrane and by ophthalmological, otorhinorlaryngological and dental drugs (T49). Use the following options for the applicable episode of care:

  • A - initial encounter
  • D - subsequent encounter
  • S - sequela

Source: ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting, FY 2027, published by CMS and the National Center for Health Statistics.

Instructional NotesGuidance

Instructions from the official ICD-10-CM Tabular List that apply to T49.0X5S: its own notes plus those printed at T49, block T36-T50, and Chapter 19. A note printed at a category, block or chapter applies to every code under it.

Includes

Further defines, or gives examples of, the content of the category.

From T49 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of topical agents primarily affecting skin and mucous membrane and by ophthalmological, otorhinorlaryngological and dental drugs applies to 180 codes
  • poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of glucocorticoids, topically used
From Block T36-T50 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of drugs, medicaments and biological substances applies to 3,186 codes
  • adverse effect of correct substance properly administered
  • poisoning by overdose of substance
  • poisoning by wrong substance given or taken in error
  • underdosing by (inadvertently) (deliberately) taking less substance than prescribed or instructed

Excludes1

Not coded here: the excluded code is never reported together with this one, unless the two conditions are unrelated.

From Block T36-T50 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of drugs, medicaments and biological substances applies to 3,186 codes
  • toxic reaction to local anesthesia in pregnancy (O29.3-)

Excludes2

Not included here: the excluded condition is not part of this code, but a patient may have both, so both codes may be reported.

From Block T36-T50 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of drugs, medicaments and biological substances applies to 3,186 codes
  • abuse and dependence of psychoactive substances (F10-F19)
  • abuse of non-dependence-producing substances (F55.-)
  • immunodeficiency due to drugs (D84.821)
  • drug reaction and poisoning affecting newborn (P00-P96)
  • pathological drug intoxication (inebriation) (F10-F19)
From Chapter 19 (S00-T88) Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes applies to 41,187 codes

Code First

The underlying condition named in the note is sequenced before this code.

From Block T36-T50 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of drugs, medicaments and biological substances applies to 3,186 codes
  • for adverse effects, the nature of the adverse effect, such as:
  • adverse effect NOS (T88.7)
  • aspirin gastritis (K29.-)
  • blood disorders (D56-D76)
  • contact dermatitis (L23-L25)
  • dermatitis due to substances taken internally (L27.-)
  • nephropathy (N14.0-N14.2)

Use Additional Code

Add a second code, after this one, to fully describe the condition.

From Block T36-T50 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of drugs, medicaments and biological substances applies to 3,186 codes
  • code(s) to specify:
  • manifestations of poisoning
  • underdosing or failure in dosage during medical and surgical care (Y63.6, Y63.8-Y63.9)
  • underdosing of medication regimen (Z91.12-, Z91.13-)
From Chapter 19 (S00-T88) Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes applies to 41,187 codes
  • code to identify any retained foreign body, if applicable (Z18.-)

Notes

General instructions on how these codes are used.

From Block T36-T50 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of drugs, medicaments and biological substances applies to 3,186 codes
  • The drug giving rise to the adverse effect should be identified by use of codes from categories T36-T50 with fifth or sixth character 5.
From Chapter 19 (S00-T88) Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes applies to 41,187 codes
  • Use secondary code(s) from Chapter 20, External causes of morbidity, to indicate cause of injury. Codes within the T section that include the external cause do not require an additional external cause code
  • The chapter uses the S-section for coding different types of injuries related to single body regions and the T-section to cover injuries to unspecified body regions as well as poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes.

7th Character

Every code in the category takes a 7th character from the listed values, with the placeholder X filling any empty positions before it.

From T49 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of topical agents primarily affecting skin and mucous membrane and by ophthalmological, otorhinorlaryngological and dental drugs applies to 180 codes
  • The appropriate 7th character is to be added to each code from category T49
  • Ainitial encounter
  • Dsubsequent encounter
  • Ssequela this code

Source: CMS ICD-10-CM Tabular List. How to read instructional notes.

Referenced in Other NotesGuidance

Instructional notes printed at other codes that name T49.0X5S, its category, or a range that includes it.

Excludes1 3

These codes carry an Excludes1 note naming T49.0X5S: they are not reported together with it, unless the two conditions are unrelated.

  • T36 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of systemic antibiotics
    locally applied antibiotic NEC (T49.0) names T49.0, which includes this code
  • T37 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of other systemic anti-infectives and antiparasitics
    locally applied anti-infectives NEC (T49.0-) names T49.0-, which includes this code
  • T38.0 Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of glucocorticoids and synthetic analogues
    glucocorticoids, topically used (T49.-) names T49.-, which includes this code

Clinical ClassificationClinical

AHRQ’s CCSR groups this code into broader clinical categories.

CCSR INJ075
Poisoning/toxic effect/adverse effects/underdosing, sequela
Default principal diagnosis: inpatient No · outpatient Yes

Table of Drugs and ChemicalsClinical

Substances in the Table of Drugs and Chemicals that reference this code family. Always confirm in the Tabular List before coding.

SubstanceAccidentalSelf-harmAssaultUndeter­minedAdverse
Effect
Under­dosing
Achromycin::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Acriflavinium chlorideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
AcrinolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
AcrisorcinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Adrenal (extract, cortex or medulla) (glucocorticoids) (hormones) (mineralocorticoids)::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Aerosporin::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
AkrinolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
AlclometasoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Alkonium (bromide)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
AllethrinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Aluminium, aluminum::acetate::solutionT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Aluminium, aluminum::sulfateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
AmcinonideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
AminacrineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
AminoacridineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Ammoniated mercuryT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Amphotericin B::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Antibiotic NEC::fungicidal (local)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Antibiotic NEC::localT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Antifungal::disinfectant, localT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Antifungal::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Anti-infective NEC::bismuth, localT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Anti-infective NEC::local NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Anti-infective NEC::local NEC::specified NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Anti-infective NEC::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Anti-inflammatory drug NEC::localT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Antiparasitic drug (systemic)::localT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Antiprotozoal drug NEC::localT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Antiseptics (external) (medicinal)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ArgyrolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Aristocort::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
AsiaticosideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Aureomycin::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Azelaic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
BacimycinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Bacitracin zincT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Bacitracin zinc::with neomycinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Bacitracin zinc::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Basic fuchsinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
BenisoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Benzalkonium (chloride)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Benzethonium (chloride)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Benzoic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Benzoic acid::with salicylic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Benzoxonium chlorideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Benzoyl peroxideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
BenzydamineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Benzyl::alcoholT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Benzyl::benzoateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Benzyl::Benzoic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
BetamethasoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Betamethasone::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
BHC (medicinal)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Bismuth salts::formic iodideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Bismuth salts::glycolylarsenateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Boracic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Boric acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
BromochlorosalicylanilideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
BromosalicylchloranitideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
BuclosamideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Butoconazole (nitrate)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cadexomer iodineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CalomelT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CamomileT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CandeptinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CandicidinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Carbamide::peroxideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Carbol fuchsinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CarfusinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Castellani's paintT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CeeprynT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Celestone::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cetalkonium (chloride)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cethexonium chlorideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CetrimideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cetrimonium (bromide)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cetylpyridinium chlorideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ChamomileT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Chloramine::TT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Chloramine::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Chloramphenicol::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ChlordantoinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ChlorhexidineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ChlorhydroxyquinolinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Chlorinated::lime (bleach)::and boric acid solutionT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Chlorinated::soda [See Also: sodium hypochlorite]::solutionT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ChlorobutanolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ChlorocresolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Chloromycetin::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ChloroxylenolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Chlorphenesin::topical (antifungal)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ChlorquinaldolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ChlorquinolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Ciclopirox (olamine)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ClobetasolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ClobetasoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ClodantoinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ClofenotaneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ClotrimazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CloxiquineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Copper (dust) (fumes) (nonmedicinal) NEC::gluconateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Copper (dust) (fumes) (nonmedicinal) NEC::oleateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CordranT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cort-Dome::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cortef::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Corticosteroid::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CortisolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cortisol::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cortisone (acetate)::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cortril::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Creosol (compound)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Creosote (coal tar) (beechwood)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cresol (s)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cresol (s)::and soap solutionT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cresyl acetateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cresylic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
CrotamitonT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Crystal violetT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cupric::gluconateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Cupric::oleateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Dakin's solutionT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Decadron::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Dequalinium (chloride)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DesonideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DesoximetasoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Dettol (external medication)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Dexamethasone::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DiamthazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Dibromopropamidine isethionateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DibrompropamidineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DicophaneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DiethyltoluamideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DiflorasoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DiflucortoloneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Diiodohydroxyquin::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DimazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DixanthogenT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
DodicinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Dofamium chlorideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Domiphen (bromide)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Dye NEC::antisepticT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
EconazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Erythromycin (salts)::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
EthacridineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Ethylene (gas)::oxide (fumigant) (nonmedicinal)::medicinalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
EuraxT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ExalamideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FenticlorT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Florinef::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Fluclorolone acetonideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Fludrocortisone::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FludroxycortideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FlumethasoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Fluocinolone (acetonide)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FluocinonideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Fluocortin (butyl)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FluocortoloneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Fluohydrocortisone::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FluonidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FluormetholoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FluorometholoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FluprednideneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FlurandrenolideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FlurandrenoloneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FlurobateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Fungizone::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
FuracinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Furazolium chlorideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Gamma-benzene hexachloride (medicinal)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Gamma-BHC (medicinal) [See Also: Gamma-benzene hexachloride]T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Garamycin::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Gentamicin::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Gentian::violetT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
GexaneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Glutaral (medicinal)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Glutaraldehyde (nonmedicinal)::medicinalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Glyceryl::triacetate (topical)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
GramicidinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HalcinoloneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HalcinonideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HalethazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HalometasoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HaloproginT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HalotexT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HalquinolsT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HCH::medicinalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HedaquiniumT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HexachloropheneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HexamidineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HydrargaphenT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Hydrargyri amino-chloridumT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Hydrocortisone (derivatives)::aceponateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Hydrocortisone (derivatives)::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Hydrocortone::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Hydrogen::peroxideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Hydroxytoluene (nonmedicinal)::medicinalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
HypochloriteT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
IchthammolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Ilotycin::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Iodide NEC [See Also: Iodine]T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Iodide NEC [See Also: Iodine]::mercury (ointment)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Iodide NEC [See Also: Iodine]::methylateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Iodine (antiseptic, external) (tincture) NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Iodine (antiseptic, external) (tincture) NEC::solutionT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Iodochlorhydroxyquin::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
IodoformT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
IsoconazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
KetoconazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Kwell (insecticide)::anti-infective (topical)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
LauroliniumT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
LidexT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Lindane (insecticide) (nonmedicinal) (vapor)::medicinalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
LocortenT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
LysozymeT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MafenideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Magnesium NEC::peroxideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Malathion (medicinal)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MaphenideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MedrysoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Melaleuca alternifolia oilT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MerbrominT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Mercaptobenzothiazole saltsT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MercurochromeT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Mercury, mercurial, mercuric, mercurous (compounds) (cyanide) (fumes) (nonmedicinal) (vapor) NEC::ammoniatedT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Mercury, mercurial, mercuric, mercurous (compounds) (cyanide) (fumes) (nonmedicinal) (vapor) NEC::anti-infective::localT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Mercury, mercurial, mercuric, mercurous (compounds) (cyanide) (fumes) (nonmedicinal) (vapor) NEC::anti-infective::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Mercury, mercurial, mercuric, mercurous (compounds) (cyanide) (fumes) (nonmedicinal) (vapor) NEC::chloride (ammoniated)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Mercury, mercurial, mercuric, mercurous (compounds) (cyanide) (fumes) (nonmedicinal) (vapor) NEC::oxide, yellowT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MerthiolateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MesulfenT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MetactesylacetateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MetaphenT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Methyl::parabenT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Methyl::prednisolone::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Methyl::rosaniline NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Methylbenzethonium chlorideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MethylrosanilineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Methylrosanilinium chlorideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MicatinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MiconazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MometasoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MonistatT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MonosulfiramT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MupirocinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Mycifradin::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Mycostatin::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
MyralactT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
NaftifineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
NatamycinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Neomycin (derivatives)::with::bacitracinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Neomycin (derivatives)::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Neosporin::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Nilstat::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
NitrofuralT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
NitrofurazoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
NitromersolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
NitrozoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
NoxytiolinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Nystatin::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Orthoboric acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
OxiconazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
OxychloroseneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
OxyloneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Parachlorophenol (camphorated)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Paramethasone::acetateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Peruvian balsamT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PhenoctideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PhenolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PhenothrinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PhenoxyethanolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Phenylmercuric::acetateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Phenylmercuric::borateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Phenylmercuric::nitrateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PiketoprofenT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Polymyxin::B::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PolynoxylinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PolyoxymethyleneureaT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Potassium (salts) NEC::iodateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Potassium (salts) NEC::Permanganate (nonmedicinal)::medicinalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Povidone::iodineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PrednicarbateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Prednisolone::steaglateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Prednisolone::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ProflavineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PropamidineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PropiolactoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Propionate (calcium) (sodium)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Propion gelT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Pyrethrum extractT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Pyrogallic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
PyrogallolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Quarternary ammonium::anti-infectiveT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Retinoic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Salicylhydroxamic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
SilvadeneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
SilverT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Silver::anti-infectivesT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Silver::colloidalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Silver::nitrateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Sodium::hypochlorite (bleach) NEC::medicinal (anti-infective) (external)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Sodium::hyposulfiteT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Sodium::perborate (nonmedicinal) NEC::medicinalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Sodium::propionateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
SporostacinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Staphisagria or stavesacre (pediculicide)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Steroid::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
SulbentineT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
SulfacetamideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Sulfadiazine::silver (topical)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
SulfamylonT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
SulfiramT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Sulfur, sulfurated, sulfuric, sulfurous, sulfuryl (compounds NEC) (medicinal)::ointmentT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
SynalarT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TerconazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Tetracycline::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Tetramethylthiuram (disulfide) NEC::medicinalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ThimerosalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ThiomersalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ThymolT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TiclatoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TioconazoleT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TolciclateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TolnaftateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TretinoinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TriacetinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Triamcinolone::hexacetonideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Triamcinolone::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Triclobisonium chlorideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TriclocarbanT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TriclosanT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
TridesilonT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Undecenoic acidT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
UndecoyliumT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Undecylenic acid (derivatives)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Urea::peroxideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ValisoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Vioform::topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Zephiran (topical)T49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Zinc (compounds) (fumes) (vapor) NEC::anti-infectivesT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Zinc (compounds) (fumes) (vapor) NEC::bacitracinT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Zinc (compounds) (fumes) (vapor) NEC::peroxideT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Zinc (compounds) (fumes) (vapor) NEC::sulfate::topical NECT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
Zinc (compounds) (fumes) (vapor) NEC::undecylenateT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6

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Convert T49.0X5S to ICD-9-CMHistory

The closest ICD-9-CM equivalents under the General Equivalence Mappings.

ICD-9-CM
909.5 Lte efct advrs efct drug
ApproximateCombination The match is approximate, and more than one code can be needed to describe the source diagnosis. Confirm with contextual judgment.
ICD-9-CM
E946.0 Adv eff loc anti-infectv
ApproximateCombination The match is approximate, and more than one code can be needed to describe the source diagnosis. Confirm with contextual judgment.

Code HistoryHistory

FY 2016AddedAdded to the ICD-10-CM code setEffective October 1, 2015, the first year of ICD-10-CM.
FY 2017–2026No changes
FY 2027CurrentCurrent code set, no changesEffective October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027.

Questions About T49.0X5SOverview

Is T49.0X5S a billable code?

Yes. This is a billable ICD-10-CM code, specific enough to report adverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs, sequela on HIPAA-covered claims from October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027.

What does the 7th character S in T49.0X5S mean?

The final character S makes this a sequela code: it reports a lingering problem that remains after the adverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs itself has resolved, not the original event.

What MS-DRG does T49.0X5S group to?

On inpatient claims, adverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs, sequela maps to MS-DRG 923, 922, with relative weights from 0.9980 to 1.6248 depending on complications. Higher weights mean higher Medicare reimbursement.

Can T49.0X5S be a principal diagnosis?

No. The Medicare Code Editor rejects this code as a principal diagnosis because adverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs, sequela describes a circumstance that influences health status rather than a current illness. Report it as a secondary diagnosis.

Is T49.0X5S exempt from POA reporting?

Yes. CMS lists this code among those exempt from present on admission reporting, so hospitals do not assign a POA indicator for adverse effect of local antifungal, anti-infective and anti-inflammatory drugs, sequela on inpatient claims. The code appears in the Poisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of drugs, medicaments and biological substances (T36-T50) range of the CMS exempt list.