A 26 year old male with pain in the abdomen
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CASE:
A 26 years old male who came with chief complaints of pain in the abdomen and vomitings on 23/06/2022
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 months back.He then developed pain in the abdomen (epigastric region) associated with vomiting for which he was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with acute pancreatitis.
He completed his course of medication.He was advised to stop drinking alcohol,since then he started drinking toddy.
Then on 23/06/2022,he went to a family function where he ate biryani and consumed toddy,when he developed the similar symptoms of pain in the abdomen and vomitings(5 episodes,bilious and non blood stained).
DAILY ROUTINE:
Patient is a car driver by occupation.
He has his breakfast in the morning(8-10:30 am) and
leaves for work.
He eats lunch outside and occasionally dinner too.
He has been a car driver since 8 years and before that he was a finance collector for 2 years.
He has been drinking alcohol since he was 16 years old and drinks beer (1 bottle,twice a week) until 4 months back.
Since he was advised to not drink alcohol, he had started drinking toddy(1 litre, once a month).
PAST HISTORY:
Not a known case of diabetes mellitus,hypertension,asthma,epilepsy.
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Diet: mixed
Apetite: decreased apetite 3-4 days back,right now it is normal.
Sleep:adequate
GENERAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
Pallor:absent
Icterus:absent
Cyanosis:absent
Clubbing:absent
Lymphadenopathy:absent
Pedal edema:absent
VITALS:
Temperature:afebrile
Pulse rate:79 beats per minute
Respiratory rate:18cpm
BP:110/70 mmHg
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
CVS:S1 and S2 are heard and no murmurs are heard.
RS: Bilateral vesicular breath sounds are normal.
CNS: no focal neurological defect
ABDOMEN: soft and tender.Pain in the epigastric and right hypochondriac region.
Bowel sounds heard.
INVESTIGATIONS:
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
Acute Pancreatitis
TREATMENT:
Inj.Tramadol 1amp in 100 ml i.v.BD
Inj.Zofer 4mg i.v.TID
Inj. PAN 40 mg i.v. OD
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