A 60 year old female came to OPD with complaints of severe left lower back pain, vomittings, fever.
july 13, 2023
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This is the case of 60 year old fruit vendor by occupation resident of Bhuvanagiri.
CHIEF COMPLAINTS:
Severe left lower back painpain associated with fever and vomittings.
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:
Patient was apprently asymptomatic 25 days ago. She then developed severe left lower back pain, fever, vomittingsvomittings, burning Micturition and pain during defecation.
pain was continous, stabbing type, no aggrevating and relieving factors.
Fever was relieving on medication.
Pricking type of pain during Micturition.
Vomittings we are relieved on medication.
25 days ago patient had severe back pain followed by which she was taken to NIMS hospital.
They had performed several investigations and she was diagnosed with hyperglycemia 600 mg/dl, kidney stones and pus in kidney.
She was first treated for hyperglycemia and NIMS hospital referred her to OSMANIA OR GANDHI medical hospitals for further treatment.
But the patient was brought to KIMS narketpally for treatment.
Negative history:
No history of SOB.
Past history:
No other complaints of SOB, orthopnea, PND, chest pain, palpitations.
No complaints of giddiness.
Known case of diabetes, hypertension since 25 years and anemia.
N/K/C/O of asthma, thyroid disorders, epilepsy.
History of hysterectomy and surgery to right leg.
Family history:
No family history
Personal history:
Mixed diet
Decreased appetite
Inadequate sleep
Irregular bowl and bladder movements
Occasional consumption of alcohol
No history of smoking and tobacco addiction.
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Prior consent was taken and patient was examined in a well lit room.
Patient was conscious, coherent and cooperative.
No pallor ,icterus, clubbing ,cyanosis.
No generalised lymphadenopathy and bipedal edema.
VITALS :
Temperature- 98°F
BP-170/90
PR-78 bpm
RR-28 per min
Spo2-95%
GRBS-148mg/dl
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
RS: Bilateral chest airr entry,
CVS: S1,S2 positive
PA: soft, tenderness
CNS : NF NB
INVESTIGATIONS:
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS
Acute empysematous pyelonephritis
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