A 58 year old man presented with shortness of breath
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N Akshaya
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A 58 year old man ,labourer by occupation, came to the OPD with the chief complaints of Shortness of breath since 2 weeks , worsened 3 days back, facial puffiness since 1 week
History of Presenting illness -
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 years ago
4 years ago - pt complained of giddiness, went to a local hospital and was diagnosed as Hypertensive,then they gave medication for htn since then T. Nicardia 10mg.
2 years back Pt developed B/L pedal edema, progressed gradually to knees, he was also diagnosed with renal failure and initiated dialysis weekly twice
Left upper limb swelling, gradually progressing to current size, since 4 months . Swelling in the left chest region, gradually progressing to current size, since 4 months
Back pain since 2 months, subsided on medication .ultracet tab
7 days back - developed Facial puffiness
Shortness of breath since 7days
No c/o palpitations, giddiness, cold, cough, burning micturition
PAST HISTORY -
Known case of Hypertension since 4years on Tab nifedipine 10mg OD
Not K/C/O TB, Epilepsy, Asthma, CAD.
No h/o trauma,loss of weight
No h/o fever
Personal history
Appetite- normal
Diet- mixed
Bowel movement- Regular
Alcoholic stopped 4 yrs ago
Non smoker
On examination
Pt is C/c/c
No Pallor,Icterus,Cyanosis,Lymphadenopathy
Edema of feet +
Vitals
Pr:94bpm
Bp:120/80
Spo2:97% at RA
Temp - Afebrile
Systemic examination
CVS - S1,S2 +
RS - BAE +
CNS - NAD
P/A- Soft, non tender
Investigations
Serology - Negative
Provisional Diagnosis - pleural effusion .
Treatment-
Fluid restriction (<1l/day)
Salt restriction (<2g/day)
T· LASIX 40 mg PO BD
T. Nicardia 100mg PO BD
T. NODOSIS 500 MG PO BD
T. OROFER-XR PO OD
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