20 years ago patient had an occupational accident where a bullock cart ran over his abdomen then underwent splenectomy and 4 prbc transfusion
2 years ago while farming he was wounded on the right dorsum of the foot which did not heal completely for nearly 2 years
on investigations low hemoglobin was found to be the main cause for his delayed wound healing and was referred to another Hospital,In Khammam, on further investigations – RFT, USG he was told to have a kidney infection due to SEPSIS from the ULCER.(?AKI due to SEPSIS) whete underwent 2 prbc transfusion prior operating at the wound site
October, 2021 –
he was apparently alright when he developed-FEVER, COLD, PEDAL EDEMA (PITTING TYPE) , GENERALISED WEAKNESS OF THE BODY.
He was then taken to a hospital in Suryapet where he was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease and hypertension.
INVESTIGATIONS DONE- SERUM CREAT, CBP, USG ABDOMEN & PELVIS, CUE
Treatment given here – injection erythropoietin , tab.nodosis , tab.vitamin D3, tab.neurobion forte, tab.paracetamol
The symptoms subsided in 3 to 4 days. They continued the medication for one and half month and didn’t know whether to refill the medication or not.
DECEMBER,2021–
On 15/12/21 – after couple of days of stoppage of the medication that is a week back he developed – low backache, loss of appetite, SOB grade 3, facial puffiness, pedal edema (pitting type) which is when they presented to the OPD.
Addictions- chronic alcoholic since -40 yrs-90ml/day, chronic smoker since -40 yrs, 1 pack 20beedis/day, stopped 2 months back
Diet- mixed
Bowel and bladder movements- regular , normal I/o
Sleep-adequate
Appetite- reduced Pt is c/c/c.
Vitals- BP-150/100MM HG; PR-83BPM; RR-20CPM; TEMP-AFEBRILE
PALOR-PRESENT ; ICTERUS-ABSENT ; CLUBBING-ABSENT; LYMPHADENOPATHY-ABSENT; EDEMA-PRESENT 1 WEEK BACK, ABSENT NOW.
Pt is skinny and poorly nourished and has dry skin.
CVS- S1S2 HEARD, NO MURMURS, JVP-
RS-BAE+, NVBS +
CNS- NO FND, HMF INTACT
P/A- SOFT, NON-TENDER, BS +
Previous investigations
ULTRASOUND WHOLE ABDOMEN
IMPRESSION:
*Bilateral Grade IV chronic renal parenchymal changes.
Current imaging and investigations-
Treatment-
Tab.LASIX 4OMG TID
Tab.NODOSIS 550 MG OD
Tap.SHELCAL 500 MG OD
Tab OROFER-XT OD
Tab.NICARDIA 20MG BD
INJ.ERYTHROPOIETIN 4000 IU S/C
INJ.IRON SUCROSE 1AMP IN 100ML NS
FLUID RESTRICTION<1L/DAY
SALT RESTRICTION <2.4gm/day
Renal replacement therapt dialysis
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