35 year old man with pedal edema and facial puffiness
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A 35 year old male who is a tractor driver from yadadri came with
CHIEF COMPLAINTS :
- Pain abdomen since 4-5 days
- Nausea and vomiting since 3 days
- Shortness of breath since 3 days
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS :
- Patient was a symptomatic 4 months back and developed bilateral pitting type of pedal edema with facial puffiness for which he went to the local hospital and tests were done
- Baseline creatinine was 4.9 and blood urea was 44 Hypertension was diagnosed.(180/90 mmHg)
- The bilateral pitting type of pedal edema was relieved 1 week ago
- Patient developed dragging type of diffuse pain in abdomen from 4-5 days gradual in onset and progressive in nature with no aggregating or relieving factors
- Nausea and vomiting since 3 days food is content
- Didn't pass stool since 3 days
- No bletching
- Fullness of stomach and SOB grade 3 were also felt by him.
PAST HISTORY :
Diabetes - No
Hypertension - Yes
- Since 4 months was on regular medication.
TB - No
Asthma - No
Epilepsy - No
CVD - No
Chemo/Radiation Exposure - No
Surgical history - Nil
FAMILY HISTORY : Nil significant
PERSONEL HISTORY :
Diet - Mixed
Appetite - Normal
Bowel movements - No stools since 3 days
bladder movements - Normal
Allergies - No
Addictions - Consumption of alcohol daily 90 ml since 2 years.
GENERAL EXAMINATION :
Temperature - Afebrile
Pulse - 78 beats/min
BP - 180/120 mmHg
RR - 18 cycles/min
SPO2 - 98 %
Pallor - No
Icterus - No
Clubbing - No
Cyanosis - No
Lymphadenopathy - No
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION :
CVS :
No thrills
No murmurs
S1 and S2 heard
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM :
Position of trachea - Central
No Dyspnoea , Wheeze
Breath Sounds - vesicular
ABDOMEN : Soft
Shape - Scaphoid
No palpable mass
Umbilicus everted
Tenderness present
No guarding or Rigidity
Fluid thrill and shift in dullness present
Bowel sounds heard
CNS : Normal
- Patient is Conscious, Coherent well oriented to surroundings.
REFLEXES : Normal
INVESTIGATIONS :
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