The 26 year-old male with Shortness of breath , Bilateral pedal edem and Decreased urine output .
Hi, I am Shivraj Sontakke, 3rd semester medical student.
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This is the case of a 26 year-old male who came to the OPD with chief complaints of Shortness of breath of since 10 days Bilateral pedal edem Decreased urine output since 10 days
History of present illness :
The patient was apparently asymptomatic 10 days back. Then he developed shortness of breath which was associated with pedal edema and decreased urine output.
History of past illness :
K/c/o Hypertension since 10 years
The patient is not a known case of Diabetes, epilepsy, asthma, CAD.
Personal history:
•Mixed diet
•Loss of appetite
•Sleep adequate
•Bowel and Bladder movements regular.
Treatment history:
•k/c/o HTN since 10 years
• Not k/c/o diabetes,CAD , asthma, TB.
•NO H/O chemo /radiation , blood transfusion.
•NO H/O previous surgeries.
Family history :
Not significant.
General examination :
Patient is conscious, coherent and cooperative
•Moderately built and Moderately nourished
•No signs of - Cyanosis, clubbing, icterus, lymphadenopathy
•Pedal edema and Pallor present
Vitals:
Temp: Afibrile
PR: 86bpm
BP: 130/90mm hg
RR: 22cpm
Systemic Examination:
1) CVS examination :
CVS: s1s2 heard
•No murmurs
Respiratory system examination :
•NVBS heard
•Breath sounds - vesicular
RS: BAE+ NVBS+
Abdomen examination :
P/A: soft, non tender, bowels sounds heard
CNS Examination
•Intact
•No focal defect
CNS: NFND
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