18 year old female patient with fever and vomiting


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18 year old female patient came to OPD with cheif complaints of vomiting since 5 days

History of present illness:

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 2 months back, then she developed fever that was releived on taking paracetamol. After one week ,fever subsided  then she started having  multiple joints  pains in upper limb ( IP, MCP, Wrist, Elbow, Shoulder joint).It is pricking type of pain which disturb her daily activity. Pain is relieved on taking medication and developed again on stopping of medication . She also give complaints of oral ulcers. She had vomitings which was non bilious,non projectile , food as contents.

Past History:

No history of diabetes, hypertension,asthma, tuberculosis, Thyroid disorders.

Personal History:

Diet :mixed

Appetite :decreased since 3 months

Sleep :adequate

B&B: Regular

General Examination:

Patient is conscious,  coherent,  cooperative.

pallor is present.

No Icterus, cyanosis, clubbing,  generalised lymphadenopathy,  pedal edema. Rash is seen on the nose and cheeks.




Vitals:

Temp-afebrile

PR- 83bpm

RR-18/min

BP-110/60 mmhg

Systemic Examination:

CVS : S1 , S2 heard, no murmurs 

RS :BAE + ,NVBS heard 

P/A :soft , non tender ,no organomegaly ,no distension ,bowel sounds heard

CNS: no focal neurological deficits

Investigations:



Coombs test:positive

ANA test : Positive

ds DNA test : Positive

Treatment:

1) Injection methylprednisolone 1gm IV Stat

2) Tablet paracetamol 650mg QID

3) Tablet pantop 40mg OD

4) Tablet zofer 4mg BD

5) IV fluids ‐ NS, RL, DNS ‐ 75ml/hr

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