70 year old female with CKD
A 70 year old female patient came to general medicine OPD with chief complaints of
Shortness of breath since 1 month
Generalised body swelling since 10 days
Chest pain and palpitations on and off since 1 month
Vomitings 2 episodes, 1 month back
HOPI
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 1 month ago and then developed SOB grade IV for which she was taken to local hospital and got treated conservatively for raised creatinine and then SOB got relieved temporarily.
Again after 10 days developed SOB and for which she was taken to hospital to see the creatinine levels raised and adviced for dialysis and they denied and was discharged after consecutive management and decreased symptomatically.
After 10 days developed swelling of both lower limbs and abdominal distention and both upper limbs edema for which taken to hospital and foleys was placed as patient was bed ridden (since 1 month due to generalised weakness and decreased power in both lower limbs)
And now came with chief complaints SOB grade IV and generalised anaserca since 1 month.
HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS
Pt is a k/c/o HTN and DM since 1 month
There is history of filariasis of left lower limb, 40 years ago.
TREATMENT HISTORY
Htn - T. Amlong 5mg
CAD - T. Ecospirin
T. Metazoline 2.5mg
T. Metaprolol 25mg
T. Torsemide 10mg
T. Clopitab
PERSONAL HISTORY
Married
Appetite - normal
Diet - mixed
Bowels - Regular
Micturition - Normal
No known allergies
No addictions
FAMILY HISTORY
Not significant
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
No pallor
No icterus
No cyanosis
No clubbing of fingers
No lymphadenopathy
Oedema of feet
No malnutrition
VITALS
Temp - 98.6 F
PR - 86/min
RR - 16/min
BP - 110/70mmHg
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION
CVS
Cardiac sounds - S1 S2 +
Cardiac murmers - not heard
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
Dysnoea - present
Breath sounds - vesicular
ABDOMEN
Shape - distended
No tenderness
No palpable mass
Free fluid - present
LIVER- not palpable
SPLEEN- not palpable
Bowel sounds - heard
CNS
Level of consciousness- irritable
Speech- normal
Neck stiffness- absent
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS
CKD secondary to HTN and DM Nephropathy
INVESTIGATIONS
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