CHS Update
CHS Gets Official: New ICD-10 Code R11.16 Activated as ER Visits Keep Rising
A major update for CHS recognition as the new ICD-10 code helps identify cannabis hyperemesis syndrome in clinical settings.
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Use the included glove before touching the cream.
Squeeze a small amount onto your fingertips with the glove on.
Massage into the back of the neck or abdomen. Avoid eyes, mouth, and sensitive skin.
Dispose of the glove safely once finished.
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Keep CHSSOS within reach as part of your routine. Read and follow the package directions before use.
Topical Warming Cream
CHSSOS uses 0.2% capsaicin to create a localized warming sensation on the skin.
Portable, localized warming sensation.
0.2% capsaicin formula for external use.
Portable warming cream for use as directed.
CHS Education
Learn about CHS symptoms, warning signs, and updates that help people understand what is happening.
CHS Update
A major update for CHS recognition as the new ICD-10 code helps identify cannabis hyperemesis syndrome in clinical settings.
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Symptoms
Understand the common signs of CHS, from nausea and vomiting to repeated hot shower use and abdominal discomfort.
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Early Signs
Learn how to spot early CHS warning signs before symptoms escalate into a more intense episode.
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