45YEAR OLD MAKE WITH SOB,TINGLING AND NUMBNESS

 FINAL PRACTICAL- SHORT CASE


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January 12,2022

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SHIVANI THOTA, 1701006181


A 45 year old male, who is a food contractor in railways  came to the OPD with chief complaints of:

  • Shortness of breath on exertion since 2 months
  • Tingling and numbness of the limbs since 2 months

HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:

    Patient was apparently asymptomatic 2 months back then he developed then he developed shortness of breath which was insidious in onset, initially grade 2 (NYHA) then progressed to grade 3.

    Patient complains of tingling and numbness of both the limbs since 2 months. Initially it was confined to lower limbs then later involved upper limbs as well. 

    Patient also complains of passing dark coloured stools 3 days back.

    PAST HISTORY: 

    No similar complains in the past

    Patient had an episode of involuntary tonic clonic movements with uprolling of eyes and drooling of saliva 20 years back. Then he went to the hospital and was diagnosed with epilepsy. He took medication , later after 15 days he experienced 2-3 episodes of seizures.

    Not a known case of hypertension, diabetes mellitus,  asthma, TB

    PERSONAL HISTORY:


    • Diet: Mixed
    • Appetite: Normal
    • Sleep:Adequate 
    • Bowel and bladder:Regular , passage of dark coloured stools 3 days back , one episode per day
    • addictions : consumes more than quarter(whiskey) since 20 years but stopped taking alcohol since 2 months ,ghutkha chewing since 10 years
    • No known allergies


    FAMILY HISTORY: Insignificant 


    GENERAL EXAMINATION:


    The patient was examined in a well lit room,with informed consent.


    Patient is conscious,coherent,Cooperative and is moderately built and malnourished 


    Pallor: Present 







    Icterus: Absent

    Cyanosis: Absent

    Clubbing: Absent

    Lymphadenopathy: Absent

    Edema: Absent 


    VITALS :
    Pulse rate : 75 bpm
    Respiratory rate : 15 cpm 
    Blood pressure : 120/70 mm of Hg 
    Temperature : afebrile
    GRBS: 108 



    RESPIRATORY EXAMINATION:
    Bilateral air entry present 
    Normal vesicular breath sounds heard 

    CVS EXAMINATION:
    S1 and S2 heard 
    No murmurs 

    ABDOMINAL EXAMINATION:
    Soft, non tender abdomen 
    No organomegaly 

    CNS EXAMINATION:
    Intact


    INVESTIGATIONS

    10/6/22:

    CBP:

    Hb : 3.2 g/dl

    TLC: 3,400 cells/cumm 

    Neutrophils: 42

    Lymphocytes: 56

    Eosinophils: 0

    Monocytes: 02

    Basophils: 0

    PCV : 9.2

    MCV: 117.9

    MCH: 42

    MCHC: 34.8

    RDW-CV: 24.2

    RBC: 0.78 

    Platelets: 68,000


    ESR: 40

    Reticulocyte count: 0.5


    LFT:

    TB: 2.69

    DB: 0.70

    ALT: 14

    AST:51

    ALP: 115

    TP: 5.8

    Albumin: 3.6

    A/G: 1.69


    RFT:

    Blood urea: 16

    Sr. Creatinine: 0.8

    Sr. Uric acid: 7.8


    Sr. Electrolytes:

    Sr. Calcium: 8.9

    Sr. Phosphorus: 3.9

    Na+: 133

    Cl: 107

    K+: 3.8


    RBS: 104


    LIPID PROFILE:

    Total cholesterol: 90

    Triglycerides: 116

    HDL: 24

    LDL: 49

    VLDL: 23


    12/6/22:

    Hb: 2.8 g%

    TLC: 2380

    Neutrophils : 36

    Lymphocytes: 60

    Eosinophils:0

    Monocytes: 4

    Basophils: 0

    PCV: 8

    MCV: 115.8

    MCH: 39.8

    MCHC: 34.3

    RDW-CV: 33.5

    RBC: 0.69

    PLT: 72,000

    PS: Anisopoikilocytosis with hypochromia with microcytes, macrocytes and pencil cells. 


    PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:

    Pancytopenia 2° to vitamin B12 deficiency


    TREATMENT

    INJ. VITCOFOL 1000mcg/IM/OD × 7 days

    INJ. OPTINEURON 1AMP IN 100ml

    TAB. PANTOP 40mg/PO/OD




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