GM case 01.
General Medicine Case 01
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Date of admission:- 25/07/2021
A 50 year old male who works as a farmer admitted to OPD with complaints of swelling all over body since 10 days, shortness of breath,decreased urine output since 2 days, constipation from 3 days, abdomen distension on and off.
History of Present illness:-
Patient was apparently asymptomatic since 10 years.He developed edema over face and legs.He admitted in other hospital and diagnosed as Chronic kidney disease and patient underwent 5 session of dialysis.
Patient has pedal edema , face puffiness, shortness of breath, decreased urine output, constipation and admitted to our hospital and undergone 4 dialysis.
Patient is Diabetic and has Hypertension. Patient has pain or decreased pain sensation in legs since 3 years.
Repeated trauma to legs . Delayed healing.
Patient readmitted on 5/08/2021 due to chest pain.
Past History:-
Patient is Diabetic since 10 years, Hypertension since 4 years . No asthma, no T.B, no epilepsy,no allergies.
History of Epididymectomy 5 years ago.
Personal History:-
Appetite abnormal, Sleep is not adequate, Bladder and bowel movements abnormal .
Mild alcohol addiction. No allergies.
Family History:-
No family member has similar complaints.Patient mother has Hypertension.No history of CAD , asthma , thyroid disorder in family.
Treatment History:-
Patient was undergone treatment for hypertension (drug-- nefidinol) and for diabetes.
General examination:-
Patient is conscious, lethargic and cooperative.
Paleness- present
Dry skin over legs.
Bipedal pitting Edema.
No lymphadenopathy.
No icterus,no cyanosis,no clubbing.
Mild dehydration.
Vitals:-
Temperature :- 97°F
Pulse rate:- 80/min
Respiration rate :- 16 /min
Blood pressure:- 140/70 mm Hg
SpO2:- 98%
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