40 years female with facial cushing syndrome and tenia coporis infection
40 year old female with facial puffiness and abdominal distention
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Name : B.Krishna
Hall ticket: 1701006091
40 old female came to opd with chief complaints of :
Abdominal Distension since 1 year
Facial puffiness since 1 year
Itching all over the body since 1 year
Shortness of breath since 7 days
Pedal edema since 7 days of pitting type
H/O PRESENT ILLNESS
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 1 year back then she developed abdominal distension, facial puffiness 1 year back,itching all over the body and 7 days ago she developed pedal edema and SOB grade 3.(NYHA)
she had an episode of vomiting 4 days back which contained food particles. It was relieved on medication.
She developed B/L Knee pain - since 3years, onset - insidious, gradually progressing, type- pricking, more at the night, aggravated on walking, relieved on sitting n sleeping, no radiation and is under medication( demisone 0.5 mg and acelogic SR)
PAST HISTORY
She is a denovo diabetic
Not a K/C/O /HTN/ asthma / Ischemic heart disease / epilepsy / TB
FAMILY HISTORY
NO SIGNIFICANT FAMILY HISTORY
PERSONAL HISTORY:
OCCUPATION -Daily wage worker , stopped going to work since 3 months
DIET MIXED
APPETITE -Decreased
SLEEP NORMAL
BOWEL AND BLADDER HABITS : decreased urine output
ADDICTIONS: No
PAST HISTORY
She is a denovo diabetic
Not a K/C/O /HTN/ asthma / Ischemic heart disease / epilepsy / TB
FAMILY HISTORY
NO SIGNIFICANT FAMILY HISTORY
PERSONAL HISTORY:
OCCUPATION -Daily wage worker , stopped going to work since 3 months
DIET MIXED
APPETITE -Decreased
SLEEP NORMAL
BOWEL AND BLADDER HABITS : decreased urine output
ADDICTIONS: No
MENSTRUAL HISTORY:
Menarche -13 years
Regular monthly cycles
No of pads per day -2
No clots No dysmenorrhea
Menopause -35 years
GENERAL EXAMINATION :Patient is concious coherent and coperative, well oriented to time palce and person.
VITALS
BP 110/80
PR 90bpm
TEMP 98.5degrees F
SPO2 98 @ RA
GRBS 106
No Pallor , ICTERUS , CYANOSIS, CLUBBING , LYMPHADENOPATHY ,
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION
CVS EXAMINATION
Inspection :
The chest wall is bilaterally symmetrical
No raised JVP.
Palpation:
Apical impulse is felt in the left 5th intercostal space, medial to the midclavicular line
• No parasternal heave felt.
Percussion: no pericardial effusion
Auscultation:
S1 and S2 heard, no added thrills and murmurs are heard
P/A Exam :Inspection :
Abdomen is distended
Umbilicus is inverted
Movements :- gentle rise in abdominal wall in inspiration and fall during expiration.
No visible gastric peristalsis
palpation : SOFT, NON TENDER, NO ORGANOMEGALY
RS - BAE + , normal vesicular breath sounds
Renal function test
Liver function test
Complete blood picture
Lipid profile
Ultrasound:
X-ray
Provisional diagnosis : Steroid induced cushings syndrome with tenia corporis infection with rheumatoid athritis
Treatment:
4-06-2022
Inj. Pantop
Inj lasix
Inj optineuron
Tab. Ultracet
Tab.aldactone
Tab. Atarax
Tab . Zofer
Luliconazole
Syp aristozyme
5-06-2022
Tab . Zofer
Luliconazole
Syp aristozyme
5-06-2022
Ultracet
Luliconazole ointment
Rantac
Syp aristozyme
6-06-2022
Spironolactone
Ultracet
Luliconazole ointment
Rantac
T defloz 6mg
Syp. Aristozyme
7-06-2022
Ultracet
Luliconazole ointment
Rantac
T defloz 6mg
Syp. Aristozyme
7-06-2022
Tab.Deflazacort
Ultracet
Luliconazole ointment
Rantac
Syp. Aristozyme
Ultracet
Luliconazole ointment
Rantac
Syp. Aristozyme
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