The severity of obesity is being graded as: Obesity grade I (BMI = 3034.9kg/m 2 ): codes E66.00, E66.10, E66.20, E66.80, and E66.90 Obesity grade II (BMI = 3539.9kg/m 2 ): codes E66.01, E66.11, E66.21, E66.81, and E66.91 Obesity grade III (BMI 40kg/m 2 ): codes E66.06, E66.16, E66.26, E66.86, E66.96, E66.07, E66.17, E66.27, E66.87, E66.97, E66.08, E66.18, E66.28, E66.88, and E66.98 Unspecified level of obesity: obese patients who were not defined as grade I-III or whose grade was unknown Code E11* refers to type 2 diabetes mellitus
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When to Talk to a Doctor People taking semaglutide and allergy medications should talk to a doctor if they experience: Severe nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea that makes it hard to take other medications Worsening allergy symptoms despite taking medications High blood pressure, dizziness, or rapid heart rate after using a decongestant Blood sugar changes (for people with diabetes) when using corticosteroids A healthcare provider can help adjust medication doses, recommend alternative treatments, or check for drug interactions
