A 39 year old man with fever since 10 days, cough and throat pain since 10 days.
A 39 year old man, who worked as a book store owner, presented to the hospital with-
• Fever since 10 days,
• Cough and throat pain since 10 days,
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
• Patient was apparently asymptomatic 6 years back.
• Pt usually woke up at 8am, eat breakfast by 9am, they would go to their business and have lunch at 1 pm while they are there. They would return back at around 7pm, have dinner by 9pm and retire for the night.
• One night, Pt suffered with fever and cold-like symptoms, which also caused his appetite to decrease considerably.
• They experienced severe backpain.
• They went to washroom and while returning from there, they fainted.
• They visited a local hospital which diagnosed them with high creatinine levels.
• They were kept on Dialysis since then.
• For 4 years, they had no particular problems until they've eaten fish one day.
• This caused patient to have bloodied feces.
• They have noticed no urine output from this point onwards.
• Pt. also complains of episodes of vomiting.
PAST HISTORY
• The patient DOES NOT suffer from Diabetes Mellitus.
• The patient suffers from Hypertension since 2 years.
• His Hypertension was always apparently under control with medication.
• The patient doesn't suffer from asthma and epilepsy.
• After pt. noticed bloodied feces, he was given a blood transfusion.
• Pt remembers, after this blood transfusion, his symptoms worsened.
• They were never involved in any kinds of accidents.
• They have never undergone any surgeries.
FAMILY HISTORY
• There is no incidence of similar symptoms in any other member of his family.
• He seems to be the first person to suffer with DM in his family.
• All the deaths in the family seem to be of natural causes.
• There are no genetic disorders or congenital deformities in his family to his knowledge.
DRUG HISTORY
• On equiry, the patient refused to have taken any sorts of steroids, oral diabetes drugs, diuretics, ergot derivatives, monoamine oxidase inhibitors, hormone replacement therapy or contraceptive pills — prior to coming to the hospital.
PERSONAL HISTORY
• The patient consumes a mixed diet of vegetarian and non vegetarian food.
• Since his illness, the patient has been only taking vegetarian food.
• The patient has very poor appetite.
• They appear to be under nourished.
• No micturition.
• Foul smelling feces.
• They apparently have had the habit of drinking 180ml per week since the age of 20.
• The patient is a smoker who smokes 2/3 cigarettes/ day.
ALLERGY HISTORY
• Patient is not allergic to any known drug or food.
• There is no known allergy to dust or pollen in the patient.
GENERAL EXAMINATION
• The patient is concious, coherent and cooperative.
• On examination, patient's mood appears to be well.
• They are underweight.
• The patient has ascites of abdomen.
• No characteristic facies noted.
• Patient is unable to walk. Needs to use a stand.
• There is no lymphadenopathy present.
• There is no presence of clubbing.
• The patient has icterus.
• No JVP sign.
• There is oedema in both of their legs - pitting type.
• No decubitus sores are present.
• Patient has no palor and pale tongue; appears to be slightly anemic.
• Patient appears to be mildly dehydrated.
• Vitals (on examining)
Temperature- 99.3°F
Respiratory rate- 24 cpm
Pulse Rate- 84 bpm.
S1 and S2 are heard.
spO2- 98%
Blood Pressure is 130/90 mmHg.
BAE +ve
S1 S2 heard
INVESTIGATIONS-
COMPLETE BLOOD PICTURE (CBP):
HAEMOGLOBIN-11.1gm/dl (low)
TOTAL COUNT-8200 cells/cumm
NEUTROPHILS-80%
LYMPHOCYTES-11%
EOSINOPHILS-03%
MONOCYTES-06%
BASOPHILS-0%
PLATELET COUNT-2.41
SMEAR-Normocytic,Normochromic
SERUM CREATININE-5.6mg/dl ( normal 0.7-1.3mg/dl)
BLOOD UREA-72mg/dl (normal 5-20mg/dl)
LIVER FUNCTION TEST (LFT)
Total Bilurubin-1.18mg/dl
Direct Bilirubin-0.46mg/dl
SGOT(AST)-16 IU/L
SGPT(ALT)-09 IU/L
ALKALINE PHOSPHATE-393 IU/L
TOTAL PROTEINS-6.8 gm/dl
ALBUMIN-4.0 gm/dl
AVG RATIO-1.45
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PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS
CKD in MHD?
TREATMENT
1) Salt restriction <2.4 GM/day.
2) Fluid restriction < 1 lit / day.
3) Tab. Lasix 40 mg.
4) Tab. SHELCAL 500 mg.
5) Tab. Nicardia 20mg.
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