70 Year old female patient with fever bodypains and vomitings
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A 70 year old female came to OPD with the chief complaint of fever, vomitings and body pains since 2 weeks.
Patient was apparantly asymptomatic 2 weeks back and she reffered to a local clinic and a week back was shifted to our hospital.
Patient had fever which was intermittent ,continuous and decreased with medication.and also burning micturition.
She had burning sensation of feet and lower limbs.She had vomittings on consumption of food 4 times a day and food particles as content.Patient has loose stools and dryness of tongue.She has pain in inner buccal mucosa,swelling and pain during swallowing.patient has breathlessness.
Daily routine.
She is a housewife and used to wake up at 6:30 am and go for a walk for 1hour .She used to take ragi jowar ,chapati,rice.
PAST HISTORY:
Patient was takes previously to other hospital for the same cause and was examined and found that platelet count was 22,000.
Hemoglobin level-11.
WBC was 4600
She was diagnosed to have viral fever.
Known case of diabetes and hypertension since 10 years.Not a case of epilepsy,asthma,TB.
PERSONAL HISTORY
Diet: mixed
Appetite: normal
Sleep: inadequate
Bowel movements: normal
Addictions: none
GENERAL EXAMINATION
Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative,well oriented to time,place and person.
No signs of clubbing, cyanosis.
VITALS
Temperature-99 F
BP-120/80mmhg
Pressure-89bpm
Rr-16cpm
Spo2-98% on RA
GRBS-234mg%
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION
Rs-bae+, normal vesicular breadth sounds
Cvs-S1 S2+,no murmurs heard.
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS
DENGUE
TREATMENT
IVF NS
Injection neomol
Tab dolo
Tab glimiperide
Tab metformin.
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