Case history 06
Date of admission: 13- oct -2021
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A 32 year old male came to OPD with chief complaints of pedal edema, low urine output and shortness of breath since past 4 days.
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:
Patient is a autodriver by profession. He used to wake up 5 in the morning, working from morning 6 a.m to 8 pm. His daily routine comprise of dropping of children to school. He used to have an occasional drink with his friends.
Patient was asymptomatic 7 months back,
7 months ago, the patient suffers from headache, dizziness, blurring of vision and was went to local hospital and was diagnosed with hypertension. Patient was started using a drug Telma.
6months ago, patient went to hospital for decreased urine output. There he was diagnosed with high creatine level and was referred to KIMS for dialysis.
4months ago, patient develop severe back pain which is dragging type. He took over the counter drug for relieve. The pain subsided on medication.
1month ago, patient suffers from pedal edema on left leg which is pitting type. Both legs are not equally involved as there is more marked edema on right leg than left.
Decreased urine output since 10days with burning micturition.
PAST HISTORY:
patient is a known case of hypertension, TB and diabetes mellitus
FAMILY HISTORY:
There is a history of DM and hypertension in the family.
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Diet: mixed
Apetite: normal
Bowel: reduced
Micturition : burning with pain
Socio- economic: poor
Patient used to consume alcohol occasionally during gatherings.
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
patient was conscious, coherent and cooperative and well oriented to time, place and person.
No pallor, icterus cyanosis and clubbing
Generalised anasarca is present.
VITALS:
Temp:afebrile
B.p:150/80
Respiratory rate:19 /min
PR:98 bpm
Spo2 : 98% at room temperature
GRBS: 127mg%
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
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