A 38 year old female came with chief complaints of SOB

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CHIEF COMPLAINTS

 A 38 year old female came to the OPD with chief complaints of Shortness of breath and B/L swelling of limbs
 
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS

Pt was apparently asymptomatic 3 months back when she shortness of breath, gross ascites and pedal edema
She is a K/C/O CKD on MHD since 3 months
K/C/O HTN since 3 months 

Pt presented for the first time 3 months back with complaints of decreased appetite, bilateral swelling of lower limbs, she was already a k/c/o CKD on MHD. Asymptomatic till 1 month before she developed decreased appetite along with b/l swelling of lower limbs, no c/o SOB back then and she wasn't Hypertensive as well.

Pt presented for the second time 2 months back with complaints of SOB, B/L pedal edema and was hypertensive.

Pt presented for the third time one month back with complaints of SOB, Gross ascites and pedal edema.

Pt presented three days back with chief complaints of SOB and b/l pedal edema 

PAST HISTORY

No history of DM, TB, Asthma, Epilepsy, CVA, CAD.
Pt was not hypertensive three months back but developed HTN three months back.

PERSONAL HISTORY

Appetite - reduced
Diet - mixed
Bowel and bladder - normal
Built - malnourished
Sleep - regular
Addictions - no known addictions

FAMILY HISTORY

Pt own mother reportedly had similar complaints and was also a CKD patient. Might indicate familial tendency of kidney disease.

ON EXAMINATION

Pt is Conscious, Coherent and Co operative
Pallor - present
Icterus - present
Cyanosis - absent
Clubbing - absent
Koilonychia - absent
Pedal edema - bilaterally present
Pt is severely malnourished showing mild dehydration

Temp - Afebrile
PR - 82 BPM
BP - 140/100 mm Hg
RR - 21 cpm

CNS Examination
No Focal deficit seen
HMF normal

CVS Examination
S1 and S2 heard
No murmurs

RS Examination
Normal vesicular breath sounds

Per Abdominal examination
Slightly distended abdomen

INVESTIGATIONS

                                13th July

  Complete Urine Examination

Blood Urea
              
       

Serum Creatinine


Serum Electrolytes


Serum Iron 


Complete Blood Picture


ABG
 


14th July

Hemogram



Renal Function Test
 
























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