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Sarah Chen
34 F · Follow-up · Room 4
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Intermittent lower back pain × 2 weeks, worse with prolonged sitting. Denies radiation, numbness, or bowel/bladder changes.

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38F reports intermittent chest tightness for three weeks, worse with exertion, resolves at rest.
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BP 128/82, HR 76. Lungs clear. No murmur, rub or gallop.
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Exertional chest tightness, likely stable angina.
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Amir Khan Follow-up 08:20 Signed
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"...pain's been there about two weeks, mostly when sitting a long time..."

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Intermittent lower back pain, worse with sitting. No radiation or numbness.

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Subjective

Intermittent lower back pain, two weeks, worse with prolonged sitting.

Objective — editing

Lumbar paraspinal tenderness, no midline pain. Straight leg raise negative bilaterally.

Assessment

Mechanical low back pain, likely postural.

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Stretching program, ergonomic review, follow up in three weeks.

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What's the ICD-11 code for this visit — and is there a more specific one given her exam?
ME84.2
Low back pain. Your exam notes no radiation and a negative straight leg raise, so there is nothing supporting an added radiculopathy code — I can walk through the distinction if you want it in the note.
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