Chest pain and SOB
Date of admission : 04 may 2022
A 34 year old male came to casualty with chief complaints of chest pain, shortness of breath since 4 days
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Daily routine of the patient :
The patient used to get up at around 7/8 in the morning, used to have breakfast (Rice) and then used to go to drive auto. He then returns home in the evening and then used to consume alcohol daily before eating which was around 180ml and then sleep at around midnight at around 1/2. He used to binge watch TV until that time.
His intake of alcohol has increased to 750 ml per day (which is due to family issues according to the patient) and stopped consuming food at night.
The patient do not have habit of smoking
4 years back he started noticing swelling in his hind limbs and he couldn't walk properly and experienced tingling sensation in fingers and went to hospital where doctors did a lumbar puncture and collected CSF and said there is accumulation of fluid over there.They gave them medications and patient continued to take medicines for 5 months and later he stopped taking them. After this he again started having alcohol and lost appetite ,had no proper food
Eventually the distension and swelling subsided and the patient started drinking again.
The patient has decreased urine output and pedal edema since 4 days.
HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS
Not k/c/o HTN,diabetes, asthma,epilepsy
History of Pulmonary tuberculosis 7 years back subsided with ATT
Patient lost his consciousness ,fainted 5 years back and came to emergency where cpr is done
PERSONAL HISTORY
Married
Occupation:Auto driver
Appetite:Abnormal
Diet:mixed
Bowel and bladder:regular
No known allergies
Alcohol history
-intake of alcohol /toddy mostly daily
-180ml
FAMILY HISTORY
Not significant
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
No pallor,icterus,cyanosis,clubbing,lymphadenopathy
Pedal edema present
No ascites
Vitals
Temperature:afebrile
PR:74bpm
RR: 22/min
BP:120/90mmhg
Spo2:98%
Systemic examination :
CVS- S1S2 +
Inspection - chest wall is bilaterally symmetrical
- No visible pulsations, engorged veins, scars, sinuses, carotid artery was prominent
Palpation - JVP is not seen
Auscultation - S1 and S2 heard
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
- Position of trachea is central
- Bilateral air entry is normal
- Normal vesicular breath sounds heard
- No added sounds
PER ABDOMEN
- abdomen is non tender
- bowel and bladder sounds heard
Inspection - shape - scaphoid
Auscultation - bowel sounds heard
Provisional diagnosis : Right heart failure (cor pulmonale??) , MOD pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH)
Investigations :
Final diagnosis : Right heart failure, MOD severe pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH)
Treatment :
Fluid and salt restriction
Inj. Lasix 40 mg IV/BD ( only if SBP >110 mm of Hg)
Inj. Thiamine 200 mg in 100m/NS/IV
Inj.optineuron lamp in 100 ml/NS /IV
Inj. PAN 40 mg IV / OD
NEBc Duoline,Budecort,mucomist (8th hrly)
Strict T/O charging
Bp,Pr,spo2 monitoring 6th hrly
Tab. Pulmoclep po /BD
Salt restriction <4gm/dl
Syp. Grilinctum Bm 10 ml 5 ml PO /TID
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