1601006191 SHORT CASE
1601006191
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A 45year old male , resident of suryapet farmer by occupation came to hospital with
Chief complaints of
Shortness of breath , Decreased urine output and pedal edema since 2 years.
History of presenting illnessPatient was apparently asymptomatic 2 years ago, then he developed shortness of breath , which was insidious in onset and gradually progressed from grade 2 to grade 4.
Then he developed bilateral pedal oedema , pitting type, insidious in onset ,gradually progressive and present throughout the day and increased on walking. No relieving factors.
H/o decreased urine output since 2 years and associated with pain in the loin not radiating.
No history of burning micturition and chest pain , fever.
Past History
K/c/o hypertension since 12 years
Not a k/c/o Diabetes mellitus, TB , EPILEPSY, asthma.
Family history - Not significant
Personal history
Diet : Mixed
Appetite : Normal
Sleep: Adequate
Bowel: Regular and bladder frequency is decreased
No known drug allergies
General physical examination:
Patient is conscious, coherent , co-operative, moderately built and moderately nourished.
Pallor: present
Icterus : absent
Cyanosis: absent
Clubbing: absent
Koilonychia: absent
Lymphadenopathy: absent
Edema : bilateral pedal oedema present
Vitals:
Patient is Afebrile
Pulse : 90 beats/min
Respiratory rate : 22 cycles / min
BP : 140/90 mmHg
Per Abdomen:
Palpation:
Distended abdomen
Umbilicus -Central in position and slit like
Flanks are full
Palpation : No local rise in temperature , No tenderness
No organomegaly
Percussion:
Dullness in the Flanks with tympanic note in the central.
Auscultation: bowel sounds are heard.
Respiratory system examination:
Normal Vesicular Breath sounds heard , No added sounds
CVS examination:
S1 and S2 heard , No murmurs heard
CNS examination:
Higher mental functions-normal
Cranial nerves- intact
Sensory system- normal
Motor system- normal
Investigations:
Haemogram:
Blood group o+
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