Case 7

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A 36 year old male patient,farmer by occupation came to the opd with chief complaint of body pains,loss of appetite, cough, fever and diffuse pain abdomen 
 No history of vomiting, loose stool and SOB

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:-

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 days back.

Then he developed fever and cough . Fever

Fever was associated with chills 

No vomiting, no loose stool, no SOB

PAST MEDICAL HISTORY:-

Not known case of hypertension , asthma, epilepsy, TB,  diabetis. 

PERSONAL HISTORY:

Diet -mixed  

Appetite : normal

Bowel and Bladder movements: regular

Sleep :adequate

Addictions: Alcoholic  occassionally

FAMILY HISTORY:-

no history of  similar complaints in the family.

TREATMENT HISTORY:-

no history of drug allergies.

GENERAL EXAMINATION:-

 patient was conscious,coherent and cooperative

No pallor

no clubbing

No cyanosis, 

No icterus, 

No generalised lymphadenopathy

VITALS-

temperature - 37degree Celsius

Pulse - 80 bpm

Respiratory rate -20/min

Bp-110/90

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION -

CVS-inspection

Chest wall is bilaterally symmetrical.

No precardial bulge

No visible pulsations, engorged veins, scars and sinuses

PALPATION

Jvp is normal

AUSCULTATION -

S1 ans s2 heard

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:

Bilateral air entry +(BAE) 

Normal vesicular breath sounds heard( NVBS).

PER ABDOMEN:-

abdomen is not tender and soft

CNS:-

patient is concious

Speech is present and normal.

Investigations:-





Provisional diagnosis:viral pyrexia and

 thrombocytopenia 

Secondary to NS1 positive

Treatment 

PantopraZole-40mg IV

Zofer-4mg Iv 


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