Tinea Corporis ICD-10-CM Codes | 2023

They will look at the affected site and see if the rash has the characteristics of Tinea Corporis. They can also scrape the affected area for skin cells and then examine them under a microscope to confirm it.

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They will administer and prescribe over-the-counter antifungal creams, gels, or powders. If the rashes don’t disappear after two weeks, they will help and prescribe oral antifungals.

For mild cases, it should go away after two weeks. More severe infections can take up to three months before the rashes disappear.