A 65 years old with Burning sensation over left UL and LL since 2 years
9/12/2023
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Sanidha Singh
Roll no.- 98
Unit 4
CHIEF COMPLAINT:
Burning sensation over left UL and LL since 2 years
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:
Patient wan apparently asymptomatic 2 years ago then developed burning sensation of left UL & LL associated with tingling & numbness which is intermittent, aggravated on lying on the bed- left side & not relieved with medication.
Not associated with weakness of UL & LL
Not associated loss of sensation.
H/o left knee joint pain since 2 years not relieved with medication.
No H/O - Fever, chest pain, palpitation , orthopnea , PND.
H/O bloating and burning type of pain in epigastrium.
H/O SOB grade II MMRC
No H/O burning micturition, decreased urine output
PAST HISTORY:
K/C/O HTN since 5 years on unknown medication
N/K/C/O DM, epilepsy, CVA, CAD, thyroid disorder.
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Diet:Mixed
Appetite: decreased
Sleep: adequate
Bowel,bladder:regular movements.
Addictions: Occasional alcoholic - weekly once (90ml) since 40 years.
Tobacco smoking sutta 3 per day since 50 years.
GENERAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
Patient is conscious, coherent,cooperative,well oriented to time,place,person. He is moderately built and nourished.
No signs of pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, lymphoedenopthy, oedema.
Vitals:
PR- 86 bpm
RR- 16 cpm
BP-140/90mm hg
GRBS- 90 mg/dl
Temp- 98 F
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
TREATMENT:
Tab PREGABALIN 75 mg HS
Tab PAN 40 mg OD
Syp SUCRALFATE 15ml BD
Tab AMLODIPINE 5 mg OD
BP monitoring 4th hourly
Orthopedic referral was done on 9/12/23:
Neck pain: mild to moderate, diffuse, no radiation, increased on neck movements.
Back ache: mild to moderate LS region, radiating to lower limb to toes.
Local Examination: Sensory impairment over L5- S1, no motor deficit.
Diagnosis: ? Cervical spondylosis with lumbar spondylosis with L5- S1 root compression.
X- Ray C spine AP and Lateral —- Normal.
X-Ray LS Spine AP —- Osteophytes @ L4- L5 + Osteoporosis.
Review with L S Spine lateral view
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