Fever abdominal pain

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53 yr old male came to OPD with 
Chief complaints of :

- fever since 4 days 
- abdominal discomfort , bloating and loss of appetite since 4 days 
- burning micturition since 4 days 
- no passage of stools since 4 days 



HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS :

- Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 days back , he then developed fever , high grade , intermittent in nature , associated with chills and rigors , headache ,no diurnal variation ,  relieved by medication
- patient complains of burning micturition since 4 days .
- H/O loss of appetite since 4 days .
- the patient complains of abdominal discomfort and bloating after having food
- H/O unable to pass stools since 4 days  
- H/O SOB + 
 - No H/O vomiting , cough , cold  , pedal oedema 

PAST HISTORY :

K/C/O DM 2 since 10 yrs , on regular medication ( Metformin 500 mg + Glimiperide 1 mg ) 

 Surgical history :-
- K/C/O CAD - PTCA done 4 yrs back , 1 stent placed 
- patient underwent appendicectomy in in 2015
- hydrocele surgery ( left jaboulay's procedure ) done in 2017 
- lumbar spine fixation surgery done in 2016 and rods placed

- Not a k /c/ o  HTN , Thyroid , TB , Asthma  Epilepsy , CVA .

Family history : not significant .

PERSONAL HISTORY : 

Diet - mixed 
Appetite - reduced since 4 days 
Bowel movements - constipation since 4 days , bladder - regular 
Sleep - adequate 
Addictions : consumes alcohol regularly since 20 yrs , 90 ml / day 


GENERAL EXAMINATION :


- Patient was examined after taking his consent 
- Patient is conscious , coherent , cooperative , well oriented to time , place and person .He is moderately built and nourished 
- No signs of pallor , icterus , cyanosis , clubbing , oedema , lymphadenopathy .



Temperature : 99.6 F 
BP : 120/80 mm HG 
Pulse rate : 78 / min 
Resp.rate : 16 cpm
GRBS : 167 mg/dl
Spo2 : 98 percent 

Systemic Examination:

CVS- S1 S2 heard,no murmurs present.

RS - bilateral Air entry present
Normal vesicular breath sounds heard

Per Abdomen : soft , tenderness + in epigastrium and right hypochondrium  , bowel sounds + , no signs of organomegaly 


CNS :higher mental functions : normal 
Reflexes : 
MOTOR-: normal tone and power 
reflexes:
             RT           L  T

Biceps ++           ++
Triceps ++          ++
Supinator ++       ++
Knee ++              ++
Ankle ++             ++

2 D echo 

USG Abdomen : 


I/v/O right  renal calculus , patient advised to take plenty of oral fluids and syp . Alkastone 15 ml / bd 

Provisional diagnosis:

Viral pyrexia with thrombocytopenia with HFPEF with RHF


tab PCM 650 mg SOS 
 inj h. Actrapid insulin sc/ tid 
Tab pryoboi 75 mg PO / HS 
Tab ECOSPRIN AV 75/10 HS 
 High fibre diet 
Oral fluids upto 1.5 lit / day with ORS sachets in 1 litre water 
 GRBS monitoring 7 pint profile 
Vital monitoring 4 th hrly




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