66 years old man -Swelling of both lower limbs
General Medicine.
19th August, 2023
Case scenario.
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Case history:
Patient details:
A 66 yr old male, occupation by farmer, a resident of cherlapally, presented with chief complaints of
Complains of swelling of both the lower limbs till knee since 1 month.
History of present illness:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic till 1 month ago, then developed swelling of both lower limbs which is pitting type .
Also associated with slurring of speech.
Not associated with facial puffiness.
History of past illness:
Known complaint of hypertension since 30yrs
And on medication.
Diabetes: no
Asthma: no
Epilepsy: no
Tuberculosis: no
CVA: hemeparasis which is resolved 6 yrs ago.
Personal History:
Occupation: farmer
Appetite: normal
Diet : nixed
Bowel : regular
Micturition : normal
No known allergies
Addiction: alcohol consumption regularly
Family history: not significant
General examination:
Built: normal
Patient is coherent cooperative and conscious
Pallor: no
Icterus: no
Clubbing: no
Cyanosis: no
Lymphadenopathy: no
Edema: present since a month
Malnutrition: no
Dehydration: no
Vitals:
Temperature: 98F
Pulse rate : 84/ min
Respiratory rate: 21/min
BP : 140/80 mmHg
Systemic Examination:
CVS: no cardiac murmurs
Respiratory: trachea - central
No dyspnea, no wheeze
Abdomen: distended
No tenderness
CNS: conscious
Slurred speech.
Provisional Diagnosis:
Ascites and renal failure.
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