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A 30-year-old female, a farmer by occupation from Choutuppal, presents to the medicine OPD with complaints of generalized weakness for the past month. stomach pain for the past 4 days and non-projectile vomiting for the past 2 days. The weakness is progressive and has been affecting the patient's ability to perform daily activities. The patient reports that the stomach pain is diffuse, throbbing type ,intermittent, and associated with nausea aggravated during eating . The vomiting is non-projectile, occurs after meals,non bloodstained and consists of partially digested food.The patient reports that one month ago, she had an episode of fever that was intermittent in nature and accompanied by chills and rigors. She also experienced vomiting 2-3 times a day and small volume watery diarrhea,non blood stained for 10 days. At that time, the patient sought medical attention and was incidentally found to have a hemoglobin level of 5 g/dL. However, the patient was not willing to be admitted to the hospital and was prescribed oral iron medications by the treating physician. H/o dyspnea insidious in onset gradually progressed to grade 3.H/o weight loss pas 1 month No h/o urgency,hesitancy ,burning micturition.No h/o orthopnea,paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea.No h/o bleeding manifestations

History of Daily Routine: The patient reports waking up at 6:00 AM and drinking tea. After freshening up, the patient cooks and eats breakfast which typically includes rice. The patient walks to work at 8:00 AM and spends the day planting trees and picking cotton from the plants. The patient eats lunch at 12:00 PM, which is typically a curry with rice. The patient returns home at 4:00 PM and performs household chores. The patient eats dinner and goes to sleep. The patient reports waking up twice during the night to urinate.

NUTRITION HISTORY:

24 hour recall

7am - tea

8 am - plain rice ( 2 cups)with dhal -340+350(7+21)

1pm - plain rice with dhal

8pm - plain rice with dhal

2370 calories per day

total proteins-84 grams

Menstrual history: menarche at the age of 14 years and has had regular menstrual cycles since then. Marriage at 18 years .  pain during periods and passing clots. The menstrual flow lasts for 5 days, with an average of 2 sanitary napkins used per day. Last menstrual period : 12 days ago


OBSTETRIC HISTORY: P2L2 The patient reports having two live births: the first child is a male who is currently 13 years old and the second child is a male who is currently 9 years old. The delivery of the second child was via C-section due to diagnosed as gestational hypertension. The patient received a blood transfusion during the delivery of the second child at 9 months of pregnancy.

FAMILY HISTORY:

Her mother known case of hypothyroidism using 100 micrograms since 10years.

GENERAL EXAMINATION:

After taking consent,patient is examined in well lit room,patient is conscious coherent and cooperative well oriented to time place and person

pallor ++






icterus absent

cyanosis absent

clubbing

lymphadenopathy absent

edema absent




VITALS:


pulse : 83 bpm ,regular rhythm normal volume no radioradial delay no radiofemoral delay BP: 110/80mm hg in right arm examined in sitting position RR: 15 cpm temperature

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:

Oral Cavity-Hygiene normal

Teeth: Caries present Tongue: bald Palate / Tonsils / oropharynx - normal INSPECTION:






Shape - round, large with no distention.

Umbilicus  - Inverted

Equal symmetrical movements in all the quadrants with respiration.

No visible pulsation,peristalsis, dilated veins and localized swellings.

LSCS Scar present in lower abdomen, hypepigmented.

Hernial orifices are free.


PALPATION : no Local Rise of Temperature

 Tenderness present in a left upper quadnant ,left lumbar ,umbilicus and hypogastric regions guarding presnt in left lumbar region.

DEEP :  

no hepatomegaly

No splenomegaly

PERCUSSION:

Fluid thrill and shifting dullness absent 

puddle sign not elicited as patient was not willing

AUSCULTATION

 Bowel sounds present.

No bruit or venous hum.

CVS:

Inspection:. 

Apical impulse is not observed. 

There are no other visible pulsations, dilated and engorged veins, surgical scars or sinuses. 

Palpation:

Apex beat was localised in the 5th intercostal space 2cm medial to the mid clavicular line 

Position of trachea was central 

There we no parasternal heave , thrills, tender points. 

Auscultation

S1 and S2  heard , no murmurs 

RESPIRATORY EXAMINATION:

trachea central , no chest wall abnormalities .

bilateral air entry present ,normal vesicular breath sounds.

CNS:

HIGHER MENTAL FUNCTIONS- Normal

Memory intact

CRANIAL NERVES :Normal

SENSORY EXAMINATION

Normal sensations felt in all dermatomes

MOTOR EXAMINATION

Normal tone in upper and lower limb

Normal power in upper and lower limb

Normal gait, slrt bilaterally negative

REFLEXES

Tone- normal

Power- bilaterally 5/5

Reflexes: Right.     Left. 

Biceps.      ++.          ++

Triceps.    ++.          ++

Supinator ++.         ++

Knee.         ++.         ++

Ankle        ++.         +

CEREBELLAR FUNCTION

Normal function

No meningeal signs were present 

Probable diagnosis:

      Acute Gastritis with nutritional anemia

INVESTIGATIONS :




HEMOGRAM:


ON DAY-3:

DAY -2:





RETIC COUNT - 1.5 %


DAY-1










Input and output chart:




TREATMENT:

IV fluids ns 75ml/hr 

INJ pan 40 mg/ IV /od 

INJ Zofer 4mg/IV 

INJ optineuron 1 amp in 500ml  ns/ IV/od 

T.PCM 650 mg   od 

Syp.Sucralfate 10ml/tid 

Syp. Cremaffin citrate 15ml 

INJ vitkofol 1000mcg/IM/od 

T.orofer xt/po/od












IRON PILL induced gastritis

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5412550/

Dilutional anemia :









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