A 60y old female pt came with c/o fever ,vomiting and headache since 4 days
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CASE PRESENTATION:
A 60y old female patient came to opd with c/o
1.fever since 4 days
2.C/o headache since 4 days
3.vomitings since 4 days
Patient was apparently asyptomatic 4 days back ,
later she had fever which was insidious in onset,progressive,low grade and not a/w chills,intermittent type with no diurnal variations,no aggregating or relieving factors
C/o headache since 4 days ,diffuse type not a/w diplopia,blurring of vision.No h/o any head trauma
C/o body pains since 4 days (generalized)
C/o vomiting since 4 days 2-3 episodes of vomitings with contents of food particles,non foul smelling,non bilious,non projectile .No h/o pain abdomen
H/o loose stools since 1 day (1 episode).non blood stained
No h/o cold ,cough,headache,burning micturition,haematuria,sob,chest pain,pedal edema
PAST HISTORY: k/c/o Thyroid since 8 years (on tab.carbimazole 10mg)
Not k/c/o DM,HTN,asthma,CKD,CHD
Non alcoholic and non smoker.No other addictions
HABITS: He was on mixed diet, appetite normal, constipation only on high protein diet
GENERAL EXAMINATION: pt is conscious, coherent, cooperative and oriented to time, place and person
No pallor,Icterus,cyanosis,clubbing, lymphadenopathy,edema
VITALS:
Temp:99.1f on presentation
BP:70/40mmhg on presentation
PULSE:79pm
RR:21cpm
Spo2:98% on RA
GRBS:124mg/dl
PER ABDOMEN:
Soft,non tender
Bowel sounds +
CVS:s1 s2 heard, no murmurs
RS: BAE clear, normal vesicular breath sounds heard,no added sounds
CNS: higher mental functions: normal
Cranial nerves: intact
Motor system: intact
Sensory system: intact
INVESTIGATIONS:
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