General medicine case -6
A 55 year old male who is daily wage worker by occupation came to the OPD complaining about
- Shortness of breath ,pedal edema since 3 months
- cough since 2 months
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:
Normal routine of the patient:
He used to get up at 5:00 am in the morning, used to have tea and the time until afternoon talking to his friends then used to have lunch at 1 PM which is rice.He used to return home by 6 in the evening then he used to freshen up and drink alcohol (150-200ml per day) and used to have dinner at 9 PM and sleep after that.
The Patient was apparently asymptomatic 3 months back then he developed bilateral pedal edema which was pitting type , insidious in onset along with swelling of hands and facial puffiness.He also developed sob which was insidious onset , aggravated on doing his work .He also complained of back pain
He also complained of cough since 2 months which was productive .
PAST HISTORY:-
He was chronic alcoholic and smoker since 30 years and stopped alcohol and smoking 2months back .
No history of diabetes Mellitus , hypertension, tuberculosis,asthama .
He had a history of traumatic injury to his right eye while cutting granite stone
The patient is not a known case of diabetes, epilepsy, tuberculosis, asthma, hypertension
Personal history :
- The patient has no loss of appetite
- He takes mixed diet
- No sleep disturbances
- He consumes 90 ml of alcohol daily, was a cigarette smoker 3 months back where he used to take 1pack per day
Family history :
- There are no similar complaints in the family members
Treatment history :
- He is not a known case of drug allergy.
General examination :
Patient is conscious,coherent , cooperative well oriented to time.
Pallor is present (Hb-8.9 /dl)
Icterus -present
No cyanosis
No clubbing of fingers and to
- No lymphadenopathy
- No pedal edema
Vitals :-
Temperature-afebrile
Respiratory rate-20 cycles /min
Pulse rate-72bpm
Blood pressure-140/70mmHg
Spo2-99%at room air
Systemic examination :
CVS-
Inspection - chest wall is bilaterally symmetrical
- No precordial bulge
- No visible pulsations, engorged veins, scars, sinuses
Palpation - JVP is normal
Auscultation - S1 and S2 heard
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
- Position of trachea is central
- Bilateral air entry is normal
- Normal vesicular breath sounds heard
- No added sounds
PER ABDOMEN
- abdomen is not tender
- bowel and bladder sounds heard
- no palpable mass
- patient has mild amount of fluid
CNS:-
- Patient is conscious
- Speech is present
- Reflexes are norm
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