46 YEAR OLD MALE WITH FEVER,ABDOMINAL DISTENSION AND DARK COLORED STOOLS

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A 46 year old male patient presenting with c/o :
• Fever since 6 days.
• Dark coloured stools since 6 days
• Yellowish discolouration of sclera and urine.
• Abdominal distention since 3 days 

History of presenting illness :
         Patient was apparently asymptomatic 6 days back following which
    He developed Fever which was associated with chills and cold and aggravated at night.

     3 days after fever started the patient developed abdominal distention which was insidious in onset and not progressing.

   5 days following fever the patient noticed blood in urine, associated with clots.(foleys inserted 4 days back and blood noticed in urobag.)

   Patient attenders noticed hyperpigmentation of skin over face.

Past history :
No similar complaints in the past 
No H/O of DM,HTN,ASTHMA, EPILEPSY,TB ,CVD

Personal history :
  Diet :mixed 
  Appetite : decreased 
  Sleep  : decreased 
  Bowel and bladder movements:regular
                                            -burning micturition 

Family history :
  Not significant 

General examination:

Patient is consious, coherent, cooperative.
Signs of icterus in sclera and eyes
No signs of clubbing, lymphadenopathy, edema

Vitals
Temp: 98.6 F
PR: 84 bpm
RR: 20 cpm
Grbs: 115 mg/dl
Spo2: 98%

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
CVS :S1 S2 Heard
RS :Bilateral air entry+
Per abdomen  :Soft and non tender 
CNS :No abnormalities detected 

Clinical Images:
     
         Abdominal distension
      
                Mild icterus 

Provisional diagnosis:
? Dengue hepatitis (NS Antigen +ve)


Plan of treatment:
1. Ivf NS/RL/DNS continuous at 100ml/hr
2. Inj. PAN 40mg IV BD 
3. inj. ZOFER 4mg IV/SOS
4. Inj. NEOMOL 1gm IV/SOS
5. Tab. PCM 650 mg PO/ SOS
6. Inj. OPTINEURON 1 AMP in 100ml NS IV/OD
7. W/F bleeding manifestations 
8. BP/PR/TEMP monitoring 4th hourly 
9. GRBS charting 12th hourly.


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