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However, patients taking both may need to be monitored for overall effects such as changes in blood sugar levels, as prednisone can increase blood glucose levels, potentially counteracting the glucose-lowering effect of semaglutide

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- Encephalopathy (acute) - G93.40 - hyperinsulinism - E16.1 - posthypoglycemic (coma) - E16.1 - Hyperinsulinism (functional) - E16.1 - with - encephalopathy - E16.1 - ectopic - E16.1 - pancreatic islet cells - E16.9 - beta - E16.1 - Hypoglycemia (spontaneous) - E16.2 - functional, nonhyperinsulinemic - E16.1 - infantile - E16.1 - reactive (not drug-induced) - E16.1 Index of External Cause of Injuries References found for this diagnosis code in the External Cause of Injuries Index: Encephalopathy(acute) in (due to) (with) hyperinsulinism Encephalopathy(acute) posthypoglycemic (coma) Hyperinsulinism(functional) Hyperinsulinism(functional) with encephalopathy Hyperinsulinism(functional) ectopic Hyperplasia, hyperplastic pancreatic islet cells beta Hypoglycemia(spontaneous) functional, nonhyperinsulinemic Hypoglycemia(spontaneous) infantile Hypoglycemia(spontaneous) reactive (not drug-induced) Convert E16.1 to ICD-9-CM Below are the ICD-9 codes that most closely match this ICD-10 code, based on the General Equivalence Mappings (GEMs)