A 48yr old male auto driver by occupation resident of chityala came to our old with chief complaints of:
CHIEF COMPLAINTS:
Abdominal distension since 20 days
Shortness of breathe since 20 days
Reduced urinary output since 20days
Blood in stools since 3 days.
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 20 days back he then developed abdominal distension which was insidious in onset and gradually progressed to present size and is associated with loss of appetite since 20 days and yellowish discoloration of eyes.
Abdominal distension is not associated with pain, constipation,nausea, vomiting, weight loss,fever.
Shortness of breathe since 20 days which was inscidious in onset, initially noticed during climbing stairs (MMRC GRADE 2), gradually progressed to dyspnea after walking for smaller distances like 100m(MMRC GRADE 3),associated with bilateral pedal edema.
SOB not associated with chest pain,cough,orthopnea, platypnea,PND.
NO symptoms of lightheadedness,palpitations,lethargy or generalized weakness.
Patient complaints of reduced urinary output since 20 days-1 to 2 episodes per day,slight reddish colored urine not associated with burning micturition and pain during micturition.
Blood in stools since 3 days, bright red colored, noticed on wiping after passing of stools, stools were green colored solid consistency, no mucus.
PAST HISTORY:
4 yrs back he was diagnosed with alcoholic liver disease when he complained of loss of appetite and weight loss.
. He took treatment for deaddiction and controlled alcohol intake for 2 years.
He started drinking 2 yrs back and developed complaint of hemetemesis and jaundice 1 yr back and was treated conservatively.
HYPERTENSIVE SINCE 10 yrs.presently on amlodipine and atenolol.
No h/o diabetes,TB,ASTHMA,EPILEPSY.
PERSONAL HISTORY:.
Loss of appetite since 20 days
Sleep is adequate '
Reduced urinary output since 20 days
Blood in stools since 3 days , increased frequency of stools since 2 days(4 to 5 times per day).
Chronic alcoholic since 15 yrs 250 to 500 ml whiskey per day usually at night time, last intake on April 1st.
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Pallor is absent
Jaundice is present, dark yellowish discoloration noted on bulbar conjunctiva
Cyanosis, clubbing are absent
No lymphadenopathy
Bilateral pitting type of pedal edema noted extending till the knee.
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