Tuesday 23 August 2022

A 28 year old male - abdominal distension and SOB

 THIS IS AN ONLINE E LOG BOOK TO DISCUSS OUR PATIENT'S DE - IDENTIFIED HEALTH DATA SHARED AFTER TAKING HIS / HER /GUARDIAN'S SIGNED INFORMED CONSENT .HERE WE DISCUSS OUR INDIVIDUAL PATIENT'S PROBLEMS THROUGH SERIES OF INPUTS FROM AVAILABLE GLOBAL ONLINE COMMUNITY OF EXPERTS WITH AN AIM TO SOLVE THOSE CLINICAL PROBLEMS WITH COLLECTIVE CURRENT BEST EVIDENCE BASED INPUT.    




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I have been given this case to solve in an attempt to understand the topic of " patient clinical data analysis" to develop my competency in reading and comprehending clinical data including history, clinical findings, investigations and come up with diagnosis and treatment plan 




23-08-2022


A 28 year old male came to OPD with cheif complaints of abdminal distention since 25 days and breathlessness since 5 days

HOPI:

23-08-2022


A 28 year old male came to OPD with chief complaints of




Abdominal distention since 20 days


Shortness of breath since 15 days 


History of present illness


Patient was apparently asyptomatic 4 months back then In April he had fever ,yellowish discoloration of eyes for 3 days , fever is not associated with chills and rigor ,no evening rise of temperature he went to hospital , used medication for 1week.


Symptoms subsided after a week ,he started to consume alcohol(180 ml) daily since then .


In the month of June he had Abdominal distension, yellowish decolorisation of sclera , went to a hospital in jangaon took ayurvedic medicine for 1 week , symptoms subsided.


He started to drink alcohol from July 1st till 27 th July .


Then he presented on July 28 with complains of Abdominal distension since 6days, Shortness of Breath Gradelll ,fever not associated with Chills and rigor without evening rise of temperature, Altered sleep cycle,facial puffiness,, pedal edema is seen for 3 days.


On 29/7 Ascitic tap was done.


22-08-2022


The patient came back to OPD with abdominal distention since 20 days that increased on consuming food and decreased on passing stools


The patient also complains of shortness of breath since 15 days even while resting associated with palpitations , giddiness and fearfulness


He developed dry cough since 5 days that relived on medication


He complains a fever episode 2 days ago that relived on medication


Patient has loss of appetite since 2 days due to abdominal tightness


Past history


N/K/C/O DM/HTN/TB/ASTHMA/CAD


PERSONAL HISTORY:


Diet : Mixed 


Appetite : Decreased 


Sleep : Disturbed


Bowel and Bladder moments : Constipation is seen


Micturition : Normal 


FAMILY HISTORY:


Not significant

General physical examination:

Patient is conscious ,coherent and cooperative and well oriented to time, place and person.

moderately built and nourished.

Pallor-absent

Icterus-present

Cyanosis-absent

Clubbing-absent

Lymphadenopathy-absent

Edema-absent



Vitals:

Temperature - 98.2*c

PR :- 95bpm

RR :-22cpm

BP :- 130/80mm Hg

SPO2 :- 98%

GRBS :- 167mg/dl.

Systemic examination:

CVS- S1S2 no murmurs

RS-BVS+, wheeze+

P/A-soft

Uniformly distended.

Umbilicus everted.

Engorged veins present.

Investigations:

LFT:


ECG:

USG:

2D ECHO:

X-RAY:



PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:

         Chronic liver disease 

Treatment:

1. FLUID RESTRICTION.
2. SALT RESTRICTED NORMAL DIET.
3. INJ. CEFOTAXIM 2 GRAM TWICE DAILY INTRAVENOUSLY.
4. INJ. VIT K 1 AMP IN 100 ML NS ONCE DAILY  INTRAVENOUSLY.
5. INJ. THIAMINE 1 AMP IN 100 ML NS ONCE DAILY INTRAVENOUSLY.
6. INJ. PAN 40 MG TWICE DAILY INTRAVENOUSLY.
7. INJ. ZOFER 4 MG THRICE DAILY INTRAVENOUSLY.
8. TAB. PCM 650 mg SOS (<1 GRAM / DAY).
9. SYP. LACTULOSE 15 ML 30 MINUTES BEFORE FOOD THRICE DAILY.

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