General medicine Case - By Shravani Reddy
GENERAL MEDICINE CASE PRESENTATION
●INTRODUCTION
A 45 yr old male is chronic alcoholic since 20 yrs carpenter by occupation was brought to causality in a state of altered sensorium since 1 day.
•CHIEF COMPLAINTS
•Difficulty in walking&decreased appetite since 15 days
•Constipation since 5 days
•Fever and pedal edema since 3 days
•Vomiting since 2 days
•HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
•Patient was apparently asymptomatic 6 months
Back until he had b/l pedal edema.he has diagnosed with hypothyroidism
•Patient had difficulty in walking and decreased appetite since then.
•H/o constipation since 5 days.
•Fever - low grade , intermittent , releived with treatment since 3 days.
•B/l pedal edema - pitting , extending upto knees since 3 days.
•Vomiting - non bilious , non projectile , associated with food particles since 2 days.
•Altered sensorium since 1 day.
•Not a k/c/o DM/HTN/Asthma/Epilepsy/CAD/TB
•HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS
•1.5 month back he had history of fever,dry cough&weight loss from then
•1 month back he had tingling&numbness in b/l lower limbs till ankle later he diagnosed as peripheral neuropathy,patient had difficulty in walking and decreased appetite since then
•TREATMENT HISTORY
•He was on T.Thyronorm 25mcg for hypothyroidism
•PERSONAL HISTORY
•HE is chronic alcoholic since 20 yrs
•FAMILY HISTORY
•No familiar history
•GENERAL EXAMINATION
•Patient was in altered sensorium
•Moderately built and moderately nourished
•No Icterus and pallor
•B/l pedal edema
•No lymphaedenopathy
O/E
•Pt was in altered sensorium
•Not oriented to T/P/P
•GCS:-E2V2M4
•VITALS
PR:86 BPM
BP:90/50 mmhg
Spo2:-98% on RA
On 13/07/21
BP 120/90 mmhg
PR -92/min
CVS
S1 S2 + ,no murmurs
RS:BSE+,NVBS
P/A:Soft,NT
CNS
Neck stiffness+
Tone:
Hypotonia in b/l LL
Power
Left UL 3/5
Left LL 1/5
Right UL &LL 0/5
Reflexes:
2+,plantar:withdrawl
INVESTIGATIONS
CBP
CUE
APTT
PROTHROMBIN TIME
TROPONIN 1
BLOOD SUGAR RANDOM
SERUM ELECTROLYTES(Na,k,cl)
ABG
BLOOD UREA
CREATININE
LIVER FUNCTION TEST
REPORT
CHEST RADIOGRAPHY
MRI
●CSF analysis
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